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I had a small burn which was third degree but it did not blister?
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Third degree do not: Third degree burns usually do not blister, but are serious burns as it affects all three layers of the skin and can cause damage to the nerve ending in the underlying tissues and need to be treated appropriately depending on the location by a specialist.
Answered 9/28/2016
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