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Burnt my finger!
hi, my finger slipped while i was cooking on a fry pan, my finger TIP got placed on the middle part of teh fry pan for a good 2-3 seconds. Its been 2 days, and i still have no feeling of the finger tip, ive tried rubbing it against various texture, but i cant feel anything.
will i ever be able to feel, with my finger tip?
will i ever be able to feel, with my finger tip?
Reply 1
15
Yeah, it'll take a while to heal though. Don't worry about it, I've done it loads. Enjoy the weird feeling of touching stuff without being able to tell what it is!
Reply 2
13
did you do anything with it after you had been burint like put it under a clod tap or apply honey ?
Reply 3
14
this brings me to my burn, i burnt the tip/side of my thumb about 5 days ago. i've had this huge blister which doesn't appear to be going. shall i pop it?
Reply 4
12
OUCH! Ooh I'm cringing
It will probably just take a while for the nerves to heal, or someother technical craplike that. (I thought I may aswell try and be vaguely helpful rather than just saying 'ouch'.)
It will probably just take a while for the nerves to heal, or someother technical craplike that. (I thought I may aswell try and be vaguely helpful rather than just saying 'ouch'.)
Reply 5
stud1_89
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thnks 4 the all the replies,
well after i done it, i placed it under a cold tap for like 0.2 seconds, i just continued cooking. I havnt placed and creams or anything on teh burn, but i fear itll never heal, cos the pan was frying for a good 15 minutes and must of been like 500 degrees lol.
well after i done it, i placed it under a cold tap for like 0.2 seconds, i just continued cooking. I havnt placed and creams or anything on teh burn, but i fear itll never heal, cos the pan was frying for a good 15 minutes and must of been like 500 degrees lol.
Reply 6
13
fear nei...
i burn/cut my finger all the time...
i burn/cut my finger all the time...
Reply 7
How come it took 2-3 seconds to take your finger off the pan...ouch!!! It should be fine, I'm awlways burning my fingers on my straighteners and they recover. Put lots of hand cream on it.
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