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Experience with burn wounds?
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Sylvan wrote:
I currently have a burn in the shape of an iron on my arm because I was distracted and low key pissed at my dad because he kept closing my mom's wardrobe (several times!!!) while I was doing her laundry bc she's in the hospital

Does anyone have tips or ....? 
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Date: 14-05-2026 21:35
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Solar wrote:
not rly ;( all i know is if ur gonna run water over it to make sure its lukewarm not cold
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Date: 14-05-2026 21:36
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Sylvan wrote:
It looks incredibly stupid
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Date: 14-05-2026 21:46
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Sylvan wrote:
Solar wrote:
not rly ;( all i know is if ur gonna run water over it to make sure its lukewarm not cold
That would have been great 2 know 3 hrs ago
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Date: 14-05-2026 21:49
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Suchomimus wrote:
luckily it doesn't look too bad, just keep it out of the sun and heat i guess? and keep it moisturised?
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Date: 14-05-2026 21:51
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Sylvan wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
luckily it doesn't look too bad, just keep it out of the sun and heat i guess? and keep it moisturised?
The skin is really dry and itchy so probably not a bad idea!
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Date: 14-05-2026 21:51
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Suchomimus wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
luckily it doesn't look too bad, just keep it out of the sun and heat i guess? and keep it moisturised?
The skin is really dry and itchy so probably not a bad idea!
if you have any aloe vera that could be good! or just stick to things non-irritating, non-scented, etc...!
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Date: 14-05-2026 21:54
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Sylvan wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
luckily it doesn't look too bad, just keep it out of the sun and heat i guess? and keep it moisturised?
The skin is really dry and itchy so probably not a bad idea!
if you have any aloe vera that could be good! or just stick to things non-irritating, non-scented, etc...!
I have zinc cream? 
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Date: 14-05-2026 21:59
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Sylvan wrote:
Update it looks even worse today
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Date: 15-05-2026 17:32
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Maxwell wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Update it looks even worse today
yee it'll look worse before better :cry 

my experience from pizza oven burns r just.... I just rawdog it... waiting til it go away.. T--T
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Date: 15-05-2026 18:01
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NobodyFamous wrote:
treat it like a sunburn, 
aloe helps, dont scratch, use sensitive lotion on it (like a face lotion)
ibuprofen will keep swelling and redness down
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Date: 15-05-2026 18:28
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Sylvan wrote:
NobodyFamous wrote:
treat it like a sunburn, 
aloe helps, dont scratch, use sensitive lotion on it (like a face lotion)
ibuprofen will keep swelling and redness down
I don't fuck with ibu anymore big will do the rest
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Date: 15-05-2026 18:30
Warrior
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Warrior wrote:
God, the day of my graduation I straight up set down a curling iron on my thigh cuz I was so tired... For immediate burn care run under cold-ish water / keep a wet cloth on it. Aloe Vera gel will be your bestie, I personally love the one from Holika Holika (but I use that as my facial moisturiser anyway, so I always have it lmao).

Long term (when it has healed/is no longer a straight-up wound) I'd recommend Bio-Oil for scarring and additionally u can get a derma roller (no longer than 0,3mm) to help get rid of scarring (if that's what u want)
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Date: 15-05-2026 19:03 | Times changed: 1
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Olympus wrote:
ointment and lightly bandage it
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Date: 15-05-2026 19:22
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