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Old 05-22-2011, 09:07 PM #12
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i too think you should let an MD look at it.
it would have been a good thing to run cold water over the site when you first did it. that helps stop further skin from burning and brings down the temperature.

keep it extremely covered with a sterile wrap.
maybe you need to have your neuro evaluate you for the numbness in your arms.

please let us know how you are.
You know... normally I run burns under cold water right away, I'm actually a little fanatical about it. I just didn't think I actually got myself with the water, and I was busy making dinner so I didn't that time. That would figure that it would be the time a REALLY needed to. I plan on talking to my neuro about the hot cold sensation next time I see her, which should be soon.

Thanks for the advice.
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