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The New DU. Reply #3: speaking of chemical burns-anybody want to help me find a pic of what a small phosphorus burn
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Tue Jul-17-07 12:14 PM
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| 3. speaking of chemical burns-anybody want to help me find a pic of what a small phosphorus burn |
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would look like
I am the non-proud owner of an undisclosed former meth lab and may have inadvertantly stepped in an area of my yard where meth waste was disposed.
I have what appear to be chemical burns to my left foot on my toes. The free clinic I went to did not have a dermatologist and the staff doc could only say contact dermatitis. I have NO money for a specialist.
I have searched all over for what a pic of a small chemical burn would look like but have had no luck.
There is no poison oak in the area and it is definitely not a bug bite.
I am thinking phosphorus (red phosphorus method was used) may be the chemical residue involved here.
Any help would be great.
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