Whats that stuff in a bubble when u get burned?
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The 'stuff' is Lymphatic fluid from the lymph glands in the area.
The fluid is rushed to the burn area by the body's natural defence system in an effort to protect the area from further damge and from infection. The bubble (blister) forms between the skin and the flesh.
Popping it or poking it is not a good idea as you will probably cause infection. It should be covered LIGHTLY with a burn dressing.
i believe it is pus, i wouldn't think it would be wise to pop it.
It's basically the same thing as blood plasma, plus white blood cells.
Poking it is a bad idea. The wound will suffer dehydration if you do that, and it allows infections. The skin is constantly covered with Staph bacteria, and there's a particularly bad strain, called MRSA, going around. It's not quite "flesh-eating bacteria" but if you've got it, it *seems* to be FEB. Nasty stuff, takes forever to get rid of it.
Most of the time it's just water
Its plasma (mainly water) If you want to pop it, sterilise area and needle with skin disinfectant such as isopropyl alcohol and after expelling the fluid better cover with a sticking plaster to keep it clean.
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