burns

A 20-year-old woman from Washington is in a coma after jumping into a 200 degree Fahrenheit hot spring at Yellowstone National Park to save her dog.

First-degree burns can be very painful and cause redness and swelling.

State Fire Marshal is urging people to follow these safety tips to avoid injuries or fire.

It's not pleasant but there are some things you can do to help decrease the pain and begin the heal.

Make sure you're aware of these common summer burn dangers before allowing your kids to roam outside this summer.