Blister: A blister intact or partially broken with clear fluid.
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Second degree burn: A 1st degree burn looks like a sunburn--red, painful skin. A 2nd degree burn often has a brighter reddish hue to the skin & often has fluid filled blisters. These burns are usually quite painful & weep fluid. A 3rd degree burn will not be painful & will be dry & leathery. It is best to have your doctor evaluate the burn & make sure appropriate care is administered including antibacterial ointment.
Answered 12/10/2013
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