Burns - Causes, Symptoms, Treatment | Book Online Doctors Consultation

Name (Qualification)	Specialty	Experience	Fee
Dr Undurti Narasimha Das (MBBS, MD, FAMS, FICP)	General Practitioner	30 Y	TT$ 550.00
Dr Leelavathi Chintala Panyam (MBBS)	General Practitioner	22 Y	TT$ 240.00
Dr Camille Edwards McKennis (MBBS)	General Practitioner	21 Y	TT$ 337.33
Dr Neil Sampath (MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery), Postgraduate Certificate in Remote & Offshore Medicine)	General Practitioner	20 Y	TT$ 400.00
Dr Murali Rudraraju (MD)	General Practitioner	18 Y	TT$ 270.95
Dr Riad Khunja (MBBS, DM Family Medicine, DM Emergency medicine (Surgery and Trauma))	General Practitioner	16 Y	TT$ 350.00
Dr Avinash Richard (MBBS)	General Practitioner	15 Y	TT$ 177.84
Dr Sarah Gildharie Roopnarine (MBBS)	General Practitioner	14 Y	TT$ 330.00

Name (Qualification)

Specialty

Experience

Fee

Dr Undurti Narasimha Das (MBBS, MD, FAMS, FICP)

General Practitioner

30 Y

TT$ 550.00

Dr Leelavathi Chintala Panyam (MBBS)

General Practitioner

22 Y

TT$ 240.00

Dr Camille Edwards McKennis (MBBS)

General Practitioner

21 Y

TT$ 337.33

Dr Neil Sampath (MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery), Postgraduate Certificate in Remote & Offshore Medicine)

General Practitioner

20 Y

TT$ 400.00

Dr Murali Rudraraju (MD)

General Practitioner

18 Y

TT$ 270.95

Dr Riad Khunja (MBBS, DM Family Medicine, DM Emergency medicine (Surgery and Trauma))

General Practitioner

16 Y

TT$ 350.00

Dr Avinash Richard (MBBS)

General Practitioner

15 Y

TT$ 177.84

Dr Sarah Gildharie Roopnarine (MBBS)

General Practitioner

14 Y

TT$ 330.00

FAQ’s about Burns

Treat burn pain with cool water, over-the-counter pain relievers, and applying aloe vera or burn ointments.

Use appropriate burn ointments to get relief from burn.

No, do not put ice on a burn as it may cause further damage to the skin. Use cool (not cold) water instead.

A 2nd degree burn appears red, blistered, and swollen, with possible severe pain.

To heal a burn quickly, keep it clean, apply aloe vera or burn ointment, cover with a sterile bandage, and avoid popping blisters.

Burns may blister immediately or develop blisters over several hours after the injury.

Gently clean the burn, apply an antibiotic ointment, and cover with a sterile, non-stick bandage. Change the dressing daily.

See a doctor for severe burns, burns covering large areas, or burns on the face, hands, feet, or genitals. You can connect to a doctor within the comfort of your home through Medicas.

To consult a doctor for burns through Medicas, log in to their platform, choose a specialist, and schedule an online or in-person appointment.