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Can i tell me how i can get rid of a burn bubble on finger?
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Best to leave alone!: I would recommend leaving the burn "bubble", or "blister" alone. Your body will reabsorb the fluid in the bubble fairly rapidly, and if you try to pop it yourself there is more risk of infection. While it is intact, the fluid is sterile and won't get infected. I would be sure to keep the skin clean and covered with bandage, and if it does pop, do not peel off the skin. Leave it and cover.
Answered 6/11/2017
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