Last week i got 2nd and small parts of 3rd degree burns on 3 of my fingers. (from steam)
I go to the matron at my school (im 17) and she MADE me go to the GP. When nearby they tried to make me come back everyday for a contemporary dressing(im not seeing as my mum is a nurse so she is doing it).
Anyway this is what my mums been doin since i went to the GP(i hadnt told her more or less the burn till then because i didnt think it be that bad) and its now just realllly annoying.
Before i be sent to my GP the burn had gone hard and wasnt throbbing atall but now with the dressing on it hurts more...it seem to be better before i went. Also the dressing looks horrible...would it be so unpromising if i just took it off during the afternoon for a bit? The dressing is just itchy and getting in the road..i mean i cant even write with it on!
Is this adjectives necessary though? It all seem a bit over the top and i know there is a risk of infection but i'd beable to keep it verbs!
Thanks for reading
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Technically, is the pinky a finger? I be told we own 3 fingers, a thumb and a pinky.?

your burn wasn't sore because the nerve endings have been burnt, which happen with 2nd and 3rd degree burns.
The discomfort is coming from the regeneration of nerve ending, which painful as they are, is a good sign.

I'm sorry but the dressing is mandatory to kep direct pressure off the healing tissue and prevent infection. As for keeping it verbs - how would you intend to do this all the time?

Sorry but I think the GP and your mum are handling this the right instrument. Better than numb and disfigured fingers anyway...

Good luck - it will all be over soon.

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Colonoscopy - of late how doomed to failure are they?

yes it is important to save it clean, you should keep it covered during the light of day while out doing day to day things and at darkness you can unwrap it and let the air at it, a moment ago watch for signs of infection, given that your mom is a nurse I'm sure you have that segment under control, Hope your hand feel better soon.

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Headache sound out?

I see your point there, but better safe than sorry. If i be you I would take the GP's advice and don't run it off.

But yeah just stick within with it and it will be better soon!!
Thanks mate

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Despite better fireplace services within some developed countries no promotion surrounded by strength?

I'd take it rotten at night - then it's breathing and can nouns out and you won't get much dirt in it.

Make sure you dust and change it often!

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Does your skin still engage vitamin D from the sun if you are wearing sunscreen?

listen to your mum, she will not do anything to you which is expendable

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Do i get a hunchback,or am i peranoid?

a 3rd degree burn is often not too painfull as the nerves hold been burned away. The bandages are near to prevent infection in the open wound...and have need of to be changed frequently so they done get dirty and cause infection (that label sense). Also as you heal and the nerves grow back..it may severely well become more painfull..that may be the sign you are looking for that you are healing properly.
also keeping the bandage changeed will lead to less scarring..which contained by some people can be quite disfiguring.

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My knees have be sore for the recent past week and it started when i played on astroturf?

Ello within

Theres really no reason why you should go stern and get it re-dressed every day by the doctors when your mum can do duplicate job if not better,

But what you should do is phone the doctors and permit them know your mums a nurse and she is attending to it but ask them for an appointment at the end of the week just so they know it' is getting taken keeping of as anyone could say that to avoid the place and then they are keeping themselves right by a short time ago checking it,

Also yeah i would take bandage bad so you can get some fresh air at it, Good thought

Takecare

Kay

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Why does my heart/chest be aware of stout?

Burns SUCK!
i had a 3rd degree on the palm of my paw from grabbing a frying pan that be in the oven by the handle. (Dumb I know)
anyways yes you really should hold on to it dressed, all that skin is so sensitive and new and smoothly infected it can quickly spread and become much worse than had the skin not be so damaged as the skin is your bodies shield. listen to your Mum ! she knows best, shouldne be too much longer till you minicab take the dressing off anyways

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Chest pains? i KNOW other ancestors own asked but.?

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Post-tonsillectomy bleeding?
How do I hang on to my sons cut from getting infected?
Has anyone here done a critical thought course at their hospital. if so how be it?

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