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Burns

Doctors now use the terms partial thickness (formally "first degree" and "second degree") and full thickness (formally "third degree") to describe burn injuries. Partial thickness burns do not extend completely through the dermis; full thickness burns do. Partial thickness burns usually heal well and are easier to care for. This is because new skin can grow upward from the dermis. If the dermis is destroyed, no skin can grow back in that area and deep scarring develops. Skin grafting can minimize scarring. Partial thickness burns cause redness, swelling or blistering. Blistering burns ("second degree") can be self-treated in many cases, but should be seen by a physician if:

• More than 1% of your skin surface is involved (more than the size of the patient’s palm).
• Face, neck, genital area, hands, or feet are involved.
• The patient is a child under 12.
• The person shows signs of shock.
• Pain is still present after 48 hours.
• Signs of infection develop. These signs include increased pain, redness, swelling, swollen lymph nodes, fever, drainage or pus from the burn, or red streaks spreading from the burn.
• If there are signs of dehydration including thirst, dry skin, dizziness, lightheadedness, or decreased urination.
• Children, elderly, and anyone with a weakened immune system (for example, HIV) should be seen right away.

 Any electrical, steam, or inhalation burn (such as smoke, chemical, or extremely hot air or vapors) must be evaluated by a physician right away. These types of burns can have unusual complications despite mild symptoms at first. Partial thickness or ("first degree" and "second degree") burns respond to the application of Topicure. The soothing application helps the patients cope with the pain,and they will see noticeable results in 2 to 3 days. Topicure reduces scarring.                                                                                                   

Radiation burns – Radiation burns are caused by radiation therapy. This involves the use of radioactive waves to treat certain types of cancer . Many patients experience skin burns that can be extremely painful. Topicure soothes and relieves the pain associated with radiation therapy.

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