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My husband splashed boiling water on down his leg. what do we need to be cautious of?
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Burns: Are often treated lightly and they should not be. I would see a doc if you can. Topical antibiotic cream is a good idea. Depending on how deep the burn, tetanus history needs to be known.
Answered 8/12/2012
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