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What should i do about 2nd degree burns to a 8 year old's eyelid and 1st degree burns to the cheek?
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See ophthalmologist: Second degree burns (with blistering) are at risk for infection and scarring. Take the child to an ophthalmologist asap.
Answered 2/26/2017
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