So joseph touched the hot stove when i was
draining a pot of noodles out and has a
burn on his hand, it doesnt look that bad
but hes been crying and screaming since he
did it. I dont know what to put on it to
help with the pain or anything any one
know anything? my friend told me neosporin
but i dont think your supposed to use that
on burns.
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Fairy*Godmother
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Hi Sweetie! Me Fairy*godmother Posted: 09-21-07 10:34am
If you can get to an aloe plant, the juice
is not toxic and has healing properties in
it. Apply liberally to the burned area. I
keep a bottle of aloe juice in the
refreigerator and it is greeat for minor
sunburns. Bless his little heart...I wish
I could wave my wand and make him all
better.
I realize I'm a little late, but cool
running water and don't put anything on
the burn. That's what we're instructed to
do in case a patient burns their self.
Then depending on how bad it is, you may
need to take him in.
i did take him in, it didnt look bad at
all but then when we were there it
blistered up. i posted an update in
pregnancy community chat. but i gotta go
back sunday so they can look at it again
and cahnge the bandages.
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hopefulmjz
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Posted: 09-21-07 17:19pm
Poor lil squirt, I hope he feels better
soon. Kids can be so darn fast!
yeah i know i t urned around for a second
to drain the water out and i heard a
scream , somehow i figured out what he did
and turned the cold water on and stuck his
hand under it for a while.
He was saying hot and pointing everytime
while the pot was still on there, i guess
he assumed only the pot was hot and not
hte oven itself, cuz the burners dont turn
red really, only for a second when its on
high then they get dark again and its all
flat so sorta cant tell .
