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Dd scalded her mouth

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thatsnotmybelly · 16/08/2009 11:02

My 3-yr-old took a big swig of a scalding hot drink

There is no visible damage in her mouth, except on the end of her tongue which looks red and textured. She complains that it is her tongue that hurts, but I don't know if she just can't differentiate between the roof of her mouth / throat etc.

I gave her lots of cool water to sip. She had an ice cream and some ice cubes to suck. She has had some painkiller.

Is there anything else I should do? I don't think there is anything a doctor would do is there? Just painkiller if necessary and cool drinks?

She's having a sleep now.

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StinkyFart · 16/08/2009 11:08

as many lollies and ice cubes as you can get into her when she wakes up

I would be inclined to go to a and e

PixieOnaLeaf · 16/08/2009 11:17

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thatsnotmybelly · 16/08/2009 12:09

No, it was normal sleep time for her.

She's woken up and seems fine. Leaping about. Playing balloons. Annoying her little brother. Eaten a good lunch. Complains that her tongue feels a bit funny and had an ice lolly.

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StinkyFart · 18/08/2009 17:57

How is she ?

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