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I have a 2nd degree burn on my leg. it is now a deeper pink. it's a lot better than the deep red that was. is it normal that it's feels very warm and hot every now and then even to the touch? should i stop putting silverdine on it? tx
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See a doctor: Burns can frequently become secondarily infected with skin bacteria. Have a provider take a look at your leg to make sure you do not have a bacterial tissue infection.
Answered 5/17/2020
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