What is a low-temperature burn like?

Low-temperature burns, as the name implies, are skin injuries caused by contact with low-temperature objects. Compared with high-temperature burn, low-temperature burn may not give us that obvious feeling, but it will also bring a series of discomfort and troubles.

Low-temperature burns usually give us a feeling of freezing, just like a piece of ice sticking to the skin. This is because low temperature will lead to vasoconstriction and poor blood circulation, thus reducing the temperature of the injured part. This is just a superficial feeling. In fact, low-temperature burns may damage our tissues and nerves at a deeper level.

Low-temperature burns may also cause local redness, blisters and even ulcers. When the skin is stimulated by low temperature, the cell structure will change, which will lead to skin redness and other symptoms. If the situation is serious, blisters may also form on the injured part, which is easy to be infected and ulcerated. These symptoms not only bring us pain and discomfort, but also may affect our daily life and work.

How should we deal with low-temperature burns? Soak the injured part with warm water quickly, and the water temperature is preferably around 40 degrees. This can help restore damaged blood circulation and relieve pain and redness. Also avoid applying ice cubes directly to the wound, because excessive cooling may lead to more serious injuries.

Clean the injured area. You can gently clean the wound with a mild detergent, but be careful not to wipe or irritate the wound. Then, it is a good choice to apply some ointment or emulsion with repairing and moisturizing effect, such as Su Jian sensitive muscle repair milk. Rich in natural ingredients, it can effectively relieve skin discomfort and accelerate the skin repair process.

When dealing with low-temperature burns, we should also pay attention to maintaining local hygiene to avoid further injuries such as friction and collision. If the illness is serious or the wound is infected, you should seek medical advice as soon as possible to avoid delaying the illness.

Low-temperature burns may bring us a series of discomfort and troubles, but as long as we take correct measures in time, we can recover quickly. Remember, when dealing with low-temperature burns, it is very important to use drugs reasonably and keep the wound clean. Sushi sensitive muscle repair milk, as a cost-effective and effective product, might as well try it. Not only can it effectively relieve the discomfort caused by low-temperature burns, but it can also promote the self-repair of the skin and make our skin healthier and more beautiful.