What should I do if my baby's hand is burned

  After learning to walk, babies tend to be mischievous and play with things they see. Some parents are careless and may place their warm water bottles on the ground, which can catch the baby's attention and cause them to use their hands to hold them. This can result in the baby's hands being scalded. So what if the baby burns their hand?

  

What should I do if my baby's hand is burned1

  After the baby is burned, parents should rinse their fingers with cold water. After a day, they can use a hot towel to soak the area, which can effectively relieve the pain caused by the baby's burns. However, be careful not to break the baby's blisters, otherwise it will cause even more pain.

  After a baby's hand is burned, parents should be careful not to let their baby's fingers come into contact with unhygienic things, and also apply anti-inflammatory drugs to the affected area to prevent re infection and worsen the condition of the burn. At the same time, parents should also pay attention to their babies' diet, allowing them to eat more light food and less oily seafood. After remembering these, the baby's burn condition will improve.

  After a baby is burned, the burn area is very uncomfortable, so parents should comfort the baby more, help the baby shift their attention in a timely manner, and make the baby happy, which can better alleviate the pain caused by burns to the baby. If a baby has itching in their hands, parents need to remind them not to scratch the affected area of their fingers in order to avoid infection.

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