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A member asked:
Burned palm of my hand on pot handle, looks like blisters may form on fingertips and palm on opposite side of thumb, doesn't look too red, a concern?
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No: This sounds like first to second degree burn. Keep it clean and it will heal in time.!
Answered 8/26/2017
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