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Do not put ice or ice water directly on second-or third-degree burns. If blisters form over the burn, do not break them. These things can cause more damage to the skin.
Always ice an injury, right? Er, no â there is one important exception to this rule of thumb. If you have low back pain, you almost always need heat instead of ice, especially that capricious sort of low back pain that flares up from time to time for no good reason. The bottom line is patient preference: if ice feels ârightâ to the patient, itâs okay.