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Suggest Treatment For Dark Spot Of 2nd Degree Burns On Hand

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Posted on Sat, 24 May 2014
Question: I had 2nd degree burns on my hand that is now almost healed but a dark spot has appeared on my finger that looks like a "blood blister". It started small and is spreading.
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Answered by Dr. Karl Logan (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
? A blister secondary to second degree burn

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

Thanks for your question.

Would it be possible for you to send a photograph of this lesion on your finger? you can add it to the question or
email to YYYY@YYYY for the attention of Dr XXXXXXX Logan.

Blistering can occur with second degree burns and the blister can be filled with blood or broken down blood and may appear brown or red. this may be the explanation to your problem. if this is the case you should leave the blister alone and let the condition run it's course. the skin under the blister is a second degree.

Should heal spontaneously.

Best wishes
Note: For further follow-up it is advisable to consult an emergency medicine specialist. Click here.

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Dr. Karl Logan

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Suggest Treatment For Dark Spot Of 2nd Degree Burns On Hand

Brief Answer: ? A blister secondary to second degree burn Detailed Answer: Hi, Thanks for your question. Would it be possible for you to send a photograph of this lesion on your finger? you can add it to the question or email to YYYY@YYYY for the attention of Dr XXXXXXX Logan. Blistering can occur with second degree burns and the blister can be filled with blood or broken down blood and may appear brown or red. this may be the explanation to your problem. if this is the case you should leave the blister alone and let the condition run it's course. the skin under the blister is a second degree. Should heal spontaneously. Best wishes