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About Burns & Wound Care
Minor burns, cuts and grazes can be managed at home with cleaning and the right dressing. Deep or large injuries need medical attention.
Common signs and symptoms
- Redness and stinging
- Blisters from small burns
- Bleeding from a cut
- Swelling and tenderness
Medicines and products you will find here
- Povidone-iodine and antiseptic solutions
- Silver sulfadiazine burn creams
- Sterile dressings and plasters
- Antibiotic ointments
When to see a doctor
- The burn is bigger than your palm
- It affects the face, hands or joints
- A wound is deep or will not stop bleeding
- Signs of infection appear
Frequently asked questions
How should I cool a burn?
Hold it under cool running water for about 20 minutes.
Should I apply toothpaste or oil?
No, they can trap heat and cause infection.
This information is for general awareness and is not a substitute for medical advice. Please consult a doctor or pharmacist before starting, changing or stopping any medicine.
✓Reviewed by Dr Asma
Minor burns, cuts and scrapes heal best when cleaned, protected and treated early. Find antiseptics, burn creams, dressings and scar-care products.













