"How to Handle Steaming Hot Egg Poured on a One-Year-Old Child?"

When freshly steamed eggs are accidentally spilled on a one-year-old child, general treatments include cold compresses and applying burn medications. The specific treatment method depends on the severity of the injury. Here are two scenarios:

1. Mild Burn:

If the child is splashed with freshly steamed eggs, causing localized burns that result in redness, swelling, peeling skin, and intense pain, and if the burn area is not extensive and symptoms are mild, cold compresses can be applied to alleviate discomfort. If necessary, burn medications such as erythromycin ointment, compound polymyxin B ointment, Kangfuxin Liquid, or similar can be used under medical supervision.

2. Severe Burn:

In cases where the burn covers a large area and symptoms are severe, with extensive skin peeling and blisters, immediate medical attention is required. The burn site should be disinfected under medical guidance, and if necessary, the fluid within blisters can be temporarily drained with a sterile syringe to protect the wound surface. It is crucial to keep the wound dry during treatment.