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What can i do for my daughter;s 3rd degree burns?
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3rd degree burn: Protect the burn areas from infection, drying out, contractures and help with rehab when it's at an appropriate point . Once healed and scarred, it can be reconstructed (more difficult if there's a keloid tendency).
Answered 11/27/2017
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