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If anyone in your house has any of the symptoms outlined above get fresh air immediately, then go to your doctor and ask him/her to check for Carbon Monoxide poisoning
Common signs of infected burn include: Increasing redness around the burn Swelling or warmth surrounding the injury Yellow, green, or cloudy discharge Pus in the burn blister Bad odor coming from the wound Increased pain or throbbing Dark purple, brown, or black discoloration Fever or chills Red streaks spreading from the burn Many people notice these symptoms while trying to determine whether the burn is infected or healing normally
The rash might be confined to one part of your body, or it could spread over several parts