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Have a burn on tip of finger, slight blister, how do i treat it?
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Burn: Small superficial burns can be treated by keeping them clean and applying triple antibiotic ointment until the blister or raw area heals over. If the area doesn't seem to be improving after a few days have it checked to make sure the burn isn't deeper than you think. Good luck.
Answered 4/16/2015
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