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Old 03-29-2014, 03:22 PM #1
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emergency and just acted on instinct, plunged my hand into boiling water then a few minutes later smashed it against a door jamb. . all discoloured. pains been getting worse for the last 5 hrs
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I hope you didn't get burned or anything broken.. take care of yourself..
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emergency and just acted on instinct, plunged my hand into boiling water then a few minutes later smashed it against a door jamb. . all discoloured. pains been getting worse for the last 5 hrs
Yikes Kevin, that totally sucks! I am so sorry hon.
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Oh my gosh Kevscar - that must be awful!! How in the world did you manage to plunge your hand into boiling water?

Ouch, Ouch, Ouch seriously Ouch.

I do hope you get better quickly!!
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Oh! OUCH! So sorry about that!! All I know to do is to stay calm. Protect your hand... Keep it out of the way of..everything, and anything you'd consider a shock or trigger.. Maybe try a large SOFT glove? Stay away from ice...I have used arnica gel for reduction of inflammation and healing, and it seems to help more just after injury. It definitely reduces bruising for me. Oh I'm sorry that happened.

Please be good to you... Prayers for your healing without incident.

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pain still bad but no blistering
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Aww, Kev I really hope you don't continue to suffer. Are you badly burned & did you get it looked at? What was the emergency?
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