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  • #1

    2nd degree burn

    My foot caught on fire last night lol..... long story.....
    anyways its huge and prolly 2nd degree, i cnt wear shoes not even flip flops
    i have to work wat do i do to take care of it and wat shoes
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  • #2
    What did your doctor do to treat it? You may need to be on crutches for a bit.


    Donna
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    • #3
      I havnt been to the doc I went to CVS n they just gave me blister bandaids the blister broke wen I was sleeping n it still hurts.

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      • #4
        If the burns are extensive and blistered, you really should at least call your doctor.

        Donna
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        • #5
          Some workplaces won't let you work with an open wound or without being able to wear a shoe. You might want to make sure you can. They don't want any liability if something happens while you are there.

          I would think you should see a Dr too, you don't want to risk infection or it healing wrong and impairing your use of the foot.

          Good luck to you,
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          • #6
            As everyone has said you may want to see your doctor there's a great cream for burns he can give you that also helps with the scarring. You may also need to be on an antibiotic so you don't get an infections. As a supervisor I would most likely not let my staff wear flip flops because of the possibility of infection, we work in a very busy doctors office. Hope you find help soon.
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