Burn injuries are a major problem in the health of people all around the globe. Infection in burn wounds is a leading cause of death for many patients who have been burned. Because of its germicidal qualities and influence on oxygen metabolism and other effects, ozonated oils have been well-received in treating burns and complex burns.
Burns can be tissue damage caused by heat, radiation, or chemical contact. Minor medical issues or life-threatening emergencies can lead to burns. Treatment of burns will depend on the extent of the injury. Sunburns and minor scalds are usually treated at home. You should seek immediate medical attention for severe or extensive burns. People may require treatment in a specialized burn center and long-term follow-up care.
What are the most common types of burns?
Nearly half a million people are admitted to the emergency room each year for burn injuries. Accidental burns are more common in children. More than 300 children are treated for burn injuries every day in emergency rooms.
What are the different types of burns?
Healthcare providers categorize burns according to their severity. Your provider will assess the extent of skin damage. Burn degrees include:
● First-degree burns are mild, just like most sunburns. The epidermis, the top layer of skin, turns red. It is usually not painful and doesn’t blister.
● Second-degree burns can affect the skin’s top and lower layers (dermis). It is possible to experience redness, pain, swelling, and blistering.
● Third-degree burns affect all three layers of the skin: the epidermis (dermis) and fat (fat). It also damages hair follicles as well as sweat glands. Third-degree burns to nerve endings can cause pain. You won’t feel any pain at the burn site but nearby. The skin that has been burned may appear black, red, or white with a leathery appearance.
What are the signs and symptoms of burns?
The severity and degree of burns will affect the symptoms. The symptoms are usually worse in the first few hours and days following a burn. The following are some signs and symptoms of burns:
● Blisters.
● Pain.
● Swelling.
● Skin can be white or charred (black).
● Peeling skin.
Conclusion
The most innovative, practical, non-invasive, and cost-effective method of using ozone therapy in the last 130 years is the Ozonated Oil. It has shown interesting therapeutic results. Ozone has biological effects that include antimicrobial activity (antibacterial. antiviral, and antifungal), antalgic effect, and enhanced O2 metabolism.
