The function of burn ointment

Nov 25, 2025 Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Liu Wenmin
Introduction
Burn oil helps relieve pain from burns, protect injured tissues, prevent wound infection, promote wound healing, and reduce scar formation. It is suitable for local care of minor burns and should be used properly under medical guidance. If the burn covers a large area, is deep, or shows signs of infection, prompt medical attention is recommended. Burn oil contains menthol, camphor, and

Burn oil helps relieve pain from burns, protect injured tissues, prevent wound infection, promote wound healing, and reduce scar formation. It is suitable for local care of minor burns and should be used properly under medical guidance. For extensive, deep burns or signs of infection, prompt medical attention is recommended.

1. Relieve burn pain: Burn oil contains ingredients such as menthol and camphor, which quickly penetrate the wound to produce a cooling and analgesic effect, reducing burning and stinging pain after burns and alleviating local discomfort.

2. Protect wound tissue: After application, it forms a protective film that isolates external irritants such as air and dust, reduces moisture loss from the wound, prevents further injury, and creates an optimal environment for healing.

3. Prevent wound infection: Some burn oils contain antibacterial ingredients that inhibit bacterial growth on the wound, lowering the risk of infection, especially useful for initial protection following minor burns.

4. Promote wound healing: Components such as plant oils and herbal extracts nourish the wounded tissue, improve local blood circulation, accelerate epithelial cell repair, and shorten healing time.

5. Reduce scar formation: Through gentle nourishment and repair, it helps maintain normal tissue regeneration, reduces excessive collagen fiber proliferation, and assists in lowering the likelihood of scarring after minor burns.

Prior to use, clean and dry the wound thoroughly. Apply a thin, even layer as directed—avoid thick application—and keep the wound clean and dry. Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and other mucous membranes. Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and open flames to ensure safety during use.

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