Don’t try to pop any blisters at home since they’re more likely to get infected. You should also see a doctor if you burned the inside of your mouth.
Saline solution may sting slightly when you apply it. Don’t apply too much pressure when you lather the soap or else you could cause more pain.
Don’t use a dirty cloth since it could increase your chances of getting an infection. Try to keep your head upright as much as possible to prevent the burn from swelling.
You can buy white petroleum jelly from your local drugstore or pharmacy. White petroleum jelly is safe to consume, so it’s okay if you accidentally swallow some. Avoid putting any creams or salves on severe burns since they could make your condition worse.
Don’t smoke while your burns healing since it could cause more pain.
Follow the dosing instructions on the medication’s package since many only recommend taking 4–5 daily. If you feel severe pain from your burn, contact your doctor so they can check the severity of the burn and possibly prescribe you stronger pain relievers.
Don’t use aloe gel on severe burns unless you get your doctor’s approval first.
Your doctor may prescribe antibiotics or pain relievers depending on what they find during your appointment.
Wear a hat or use an umbrella to keep your lips out of the sun if you still feel pain. If you don’t have an SPF lip balm, apply a natural sunscreen to your lips. Look for a zinc oxide-based sunscreen that’s free of BPA, parabens, and fragrance. Some natural sunscreens also contain soothing plant-based ingredients, such as aloe vera and sunflower oil.
