2. Derece Yanık Enfeksiyon Belirtileri
## 2nd Degree Burn Infection: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment A second-degree burn damages the outer layer (epidermis) and part of the underlying layer (dermis) of the skin. It is more serious than a first-degree burn but less severe than a third-degree burn. **Symptoms of a Second-Degree Burn** * Skin is red, swollen, and blistered. * Blisters are filled with clear fluid or blood. * Skin may be painful or sensitive to touch. **Infection in Second-Degree Burns** Second-degree burns can become infected if they are not properly cleaned and treated. Signs of infection include: * Redness, swelling, and drainage from the burn wound. * Fever. * Chills. * Fatigue. **Treatment of Second-Degree Burns** Home treatment for second-degree burns may include: * Gently cleaning the wound with soap and water. * Applying a cold compress to the burn. * Taking pain relievers, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen. * Keeping the wound covered with a sterile bandage. More severe second-degree burns may require medical treatment, such as: * Antibiotics to treat or prevent infection. * Pain medication. * Surgery to remove dead tissue and promote healing. **Preventing Infection in Second-Degree Burns** To prevent infection in second-degree burns, it is important to: * Keep the wound clean and dry. * Change the bandage regularly. * Avoid touching the wound. * See a doctor if you have any signs of infection. **Outlook for Second-Degree Burns** Most second-degree burns heal within 2-3 weeks. However, some burns may take longer to heal, and some may leave scars.
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