As with shallow burns, minor depth burns are usually treated with antibiotics. Sometimes doctors do not use antibiotic ointment and replace it with specialized sterile dressing, which can be kept for days to a week. Some dressings contain silver ions that can help kill bacteria. Other dressings have small holes - enough to lead to fluids that do not allow bacteria to pass. However, doctors should first remove dead skin and broken herbs before wearing antibiotic ointment or dressing. In addition, deep burn arms or legs should be maintained at levels higher than the heart in the first few days, reducing oedema and pain. Pressure dressings, such as flex wraps, may also help to reduce swelling and facilitate healing. There is a need for frequent visits to hospitals or clinics, once a day in the first few days, if possible。
Skin implants may be needed to replace burned skins that cannot be healed. Other transplants temporarily cover and protect burned skins to heal themselves. A healthy skin is taken from the following sources in the skin-planting operation:
Self-planting can be solid or mesh. The mesh sheet is a tool used by a doctor on a solid leather sheet to puncture several small cuts of a certain distance. These cuts allow for the extension of much larger areas (usually several times the size of the original ones). Most of the mesh skins are used for less exposed parts of the injury, with burns exceeding 20 per cent of the body's surface and a lack of body skin tissue. The mesh sheet heals in an uneven grid, sometimes with excessive scarring. All dead tissues are cleared and the skin is covered with burns once the face is clean. Artificial skin can also be used as a substitute for burning skin. Self-planting is permanent。
Phenomenon and hemogenic plants provide temporary protection for the healing skin, but after 10 to 21 days they are excluded from the human immune system and need to be removed. If the wound is a full layer (iii degree) of burns and is too large to heal on its own, it requires an automobilization of the plant after the removal of the same hemogenic and hemogenic plants. The replacement of the burned skin is possible within days of the burn。
Physicotherapy and occupational therapy are often needed to prevent the inactivity of the joints caused by the scarring of the joints and to help the patient restore restricted joint functions. The stretching exercise should begin a few days before the burn. (b) fixed the restricted joints with a plywood to minimize the contraction of the joints. Plugins should remain intact except for joint activities. If the skin is ploughed, it cannot begin treatment within one day until three days after the tanning has taken place, so as not to heal the skin. Large pieces of dressing have been used to suppress the burn, preventing the formation of a scar。
