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How could i tell what kind of skin burn i have?
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1-2-3: 1st degree is just redness, but no blisters. 2nd degree is blisters and any open skin wounds you have. They hurt. 3rd degree burns do not hurt and usually went through all the skin layers. 4th degree burns- burns through muscle and bone. See your doctor if you have 2nd or greater. Aloe Vera for 1st.
Answered 6/21/2014
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