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Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please! From: anonymous@obgyn.net Mon, 27 Jan 2003 11:17:20 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: JANET: "HYDROSALPINX-SURGRY" Previous message: JennyMoore: "Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please!" In reply to: JennyMoore: "Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please!" Next in thread: Anonymous: "Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please!" Reply: Anonymous: "Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please!" Sorry I thought if you were in Ontario Canada I could have helped you as I have had some experience with govt compenasation & workplace accidents and light duties etc. I will say however that your health is most important and that no matter where you are working you will always have to live with the consequences of your decisions and if I were you I would have my own doctor look also. Something tells me that 'their' drs are not always as impartial as they should be. Now we're going to get kicked off an ob/gyn forum for being off topic! At Mon, 27 Jan 2003, JennyMoore wrote: > >At Mon, 27 Jan 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >> >>where are you located?? > >Iam in Florida, working for a large hotel co. >> >>At Mon, 27 Jan 2003, Jenny wrote: >>> >>>Hi, I recently burned my foot at work, a defective piece of equipment >>>was the cause and I have a second degree burn on the top of my foot >>>about 3inches in diameter. It blister up and is very painful. My job >>>sent me to a clinic that they use for workman's comp. They broke my >>>blisters,drained them, irrigated it with peroxide and applied burn >>>creme, then wrapped it in gauze. I always thought you were't supposed >>>to break the blisters.They also prescribed light duty no standing, and >>>there are no jobs like that in a professional kitchen. I just dont want >>>my foot to get infected. Is this supposed to be done? and should I see >>>my own doctor? Will they even take me? because it happened on the job. >>>Need some advice from docs or anyone. Thanks. Next message: JANET: "HYDROSALPINX-SURGRY" Previous message: JennyMoore: "Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please!" In reply to: JennyMoore: "Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please!" Next in thread: Anonymous: "Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please!" Reply: Anonymous: "Re: 2nd Degree burn on foot at work, Should I see a real Doctor?Need Advice,Please!"

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