A Concise Description of Burn Aid Cream

Burn aid cream is a helpful ointment to battle burns. In addition to burns, it can also be used on cuts, abrasions and wounds.

What is a burn aid cream?

Short answer: Burn aid is an antibiotic cream that helps stops bacteria from growing.

• Burn aid creams are predominantly used on burns to stop the bacteria from growing.
• Additionally, it can also be used on minor cuts, wounds, insect bites, sores, rashes and abrasions.
• It must be used according to the directions provided by a doctor.

Can Burn Aid Cream Be Applied to Any Type of Burn?

You can use burn aid cream for all types of minor burns. However, if it is a severe burn, burn aid might not be able to cover it.

• If it is a serious burn, seek medical assistance immediately. Such burns might warrant procedures such as skin grafts.

Additionally, burn aid can be used on other ailments, such as wounds, cuts, abrasions, insect bites, rashes, and sores.

Note: If you are using Burn Aid gel, it can be used to soothe minor burns, including sunburns and burns from hot water or oil.

How to Apply Burn Aid Cream on Burn Blisters

Applying burn aid cream on blisters and other conditions is pretty straightforward.

• Burn aid creams are meant for external use only.
• First, clean and dry the affected area.
• Afterwards, apply the burn aid cream to the affected area.

When using such ointments, be mindful of the following factors.

• Remember to use the prescribed dosage. Going above the said dosage will only serve to exacerbate pain and other symptoms.
• In order to reap the most benefits, remember to use it every day. (Preferably at the same time too).
• Do not use larger amounts or use beyond the required time period.
• Avoid any contact with the eyes, nose, and mouth. If you accidentally get the medicine in these areas, rinse off with water immediately.

Risks Associated With the Use of Burn Aid Creams

Before learning the risks associated with using burn aid creams, we should ask what is in a burn aid cream.

• A burn aid cream is a solution of Silver Sulfadiazine.

Common side effects associated with using burn aid creams are,

• Burning sensations
• Itchiness
• Irritation
• Swelling at the site of application.

However, these are symptoms that will remedy themselves. If they make you excessively uncomfortable, consult a doctor.

Some burn victims might witness a reduction in the white blood cell count. 

• If using burn aid cream results in such a condition for you, seek medical assistance immediately.

If you are a victim of allergies or any such conditions, consult your doctor before using burn aid cream.

When Should I Stop Applying Burn Aid Cream?

Although burn aid cream is super helpful against a number of conditions, it is not advised to use it for anything and everything.

As we mentioned, consult your doctor before proceeding to use burn aid cream. 

You should stop using burn aid cream if the following conditions arise.

• Do not use it for longer periods than advised.
• Stop using if it causes excess irritation and pain.
• Stop using burn aid cream if it causes allergies.

Note: Pregnant and lactating mothers must be careful when it comes to using burn aid cream. Always seek professional advice before using such ointments.

Related Questions:

Is burn aid gel the same as burn aid cream?

Burn aid gel and burn aid cream have different compositions. However, both of these ointments can be used on burns.

Can burn aid be used against severe burns?

Burn aid cannot be used against severe burns. If you are a victim of a severe burn, seek medical assistance since some burns might even warrant procedures such as skin grafts.

Conclusion

Burn aid cream is an excellent ointment to use against a number of different conditions. However, be mindful of the complications and side effects it might give rise to. 

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