Electrical Burn

Electrical burns can occur when a current jumps from an appliance or an outlet and passes through the body.HealthSquare Electrical Burns They can range from mild low voltage injuries to more serious injuries, caused by high voltage.eMedicine from WebMD: Burns, Electrical

Chewing on an electrical cord, which produces a lip burn, is the main cause of electrical burns in children HealthSquare Electrical Burns Children can also get an electrical burn by sticking utensils in electrical sockets, toasters, and other appliances.

The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you think you have an electrical burn, please consult your doctor.

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