People with mild second-degree burns will usually be able to treat their burn at home. The burn or blister may need medical attention if it is large, causes severe pain, or becomes infected.

However, third-degree burns, or full-thickness burns ... If relevant, follow the doctor’s advice for replacing dressings. If a blister forms, consult a doctor on what to do.

A 35-year-old Texas man was arrested after allegedly pouring scalding-hot soup on his 65-year-old girlfriend, causing severe third-degree burns because she was “talking too much,” he claimed.

VINCENT SAYS HE’S GRATEFUL TO BE ALIVE AFTER SUFFERING THIRD DEGREE BURNS. HE’S NOW HAD MULTIPLE SURGERIES AND IS STILL IN THE HOSPITAL TONIGHT. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN’S PETE CUDDIHY HAS THE ...