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Burned from Heating pad! Big bubble..what do I do??

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I fell asleep with a very hot heating pad on my stomach (for cramps) and fell asleep.. woke up a couple of hours later with a bubble... It hurts but not a lot.. very swollen an sore.. the bubble feels real tight.. please don't suggest just going to a doctor, I don't have money for that... Im looking for answers from people who have experience this? Thanks!

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  1. I know this will sound weird but put preparation H on the affected area. It reduces inflammation and will relieve some of the burning and itching. Also good on cuts.


  2. Try to determine the degree of burn damage..First-degree burns involve only the outer layer of skin, which is the epidermis. These burns usually appear red and swollen. There is no blistering with first-degree burns. These burns usually heal within 3-6 days without permanent scarring.

    Second-degree burns involve the epidermis and some or all of the dermis. (The dermis is the layer below the epidermis.) Blistering is usually noted with second-degree burns, which are red in color. However, a deep second-degree burn may appear white in color and often is not painful. Second-degree burns usually heal in 10-21 days, but may be associated with significant scarring.

    Then check the link for treatment...Be very careful, if the burn gets infected, you are in serious trouble.

  3. Put ice on it should go down

  4. It's called a Free Clinic.

    They will take a look at it and tell you what to do.

    It doesn't sound bad, if it doesn't hurt it usually isn't anything to worry about.

    Apart from cancer lumps.

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