Breathing problems may occur with burns to the chest. Burned area may be red, sensitive to touch and is usually moist. Slight fever, restlessness and headache is possible. Second Degree Burn Affects deeper skin layers. Blisters may form and pain and redness is more severe.
Fever is possible.
Third Degree Burn Burn extends through all three skin layers and may be bright red, white or charred. Pain and blisters may be absent. Fourth Degree Burn Damage extends through deeply charred subcutaneous tissue to the muscle and bone Treatment Treatment varies with the size and degree of the burn and the age of the person. A physician should be consulted regarding treatment. Early treatment is very important to prevent complications such as dehydration and infection.