Stacey Solomon reveals she hurt herself while in the kitchen on Saturday while asking her fans for health tips on Instagram.
The presenter, 34, explained that she ‘burned’ her stomach while baking bread at her home, Pickle Cottage in Essex.
The Loose Women star asked her followers for “help” as she showed off the large burn on her stomach while wearing purple gym gear.
She said: ‘I need your help and guidance. I got burned this morning. I was basically making bread. Who do I think I am? -and she had just gone to the gym. I came back to the house, I was making bread, I put it in the oven, I went to take it out, I threw it too much and, where I was carrying my gym equipment, it went straight into my stomach.’
He continued: “So I don’t know if anyone else’s brain is like that: it never registers burns like any other pain.” Then she entered my stomach and I thought, “Is it hot? Should it be hot? Should it hurt? Oww.”
Stacey Solomon revealed she hurt herself in the kitchen on Saturday while asking her fans for health advice on Instagram.
The presenter, 34, revealed that she had ‘burned’ her stomach while baking bread at her home, Pickle Cottage in Essex.
“I didn’t immediately think ‘oww,’ like I had a whole thought process before the ‘oww,’ and I dismissed it.”
After the accident, mother-of-five Stacey said she “quickly put something cold on him and put some burn cream on him” before dressing him.
She said: “I literally opened it and thought, ‘What have I done?'” So if you have any good advice on what to put on burns so they don’t scar in the future or how to reduce scarring and how to reduce stinginess, It would be a great help.
“It’s right in the blooming crease of my belly and every time I bend over I say ‘oooh.'”
The DIY star later shared a photo of the burn on her stomach and wrote: “Here it is.” Honestly, I’m so clumsy like that.’
Next to the apparent mark on his skin, he wrote: “The grill points.”
Stacey added: ‘Please send us any little healing remedies you know of. Hopefully he’ll calm down and sport some extra abs in the future.’
The NHS states: “Appropriate first aid should be used to treat any burns or scalds as soon as possible.” This will limit the amount of damage to your skin.
The Loose Women star asked her followers for ‘help’ as she showed off the large burn on her stomach while wearing purple gym gear.
She said: “I was making bread, I put it in the oven, I went to take it out, I took it out too much and, where I was carrying my gym equipment, it went straight into my stomach.”
“If your burn or scald is mild and treated at home, it usually heals without further treatment.”
The health service offers first aid advice for these circumstances on its website, which includes cooling the affected area, placing plastic wrap over the burn and taking paracetamol to relieve pain.
Advice provided by the NHS includes going to A&E for “large” burns and deep burns of any size that cause white or charred skin, for example. He recommends visiting the department if there are “any signs of shock,” such as “wet” skin, sweating, rapid breathing and dizziness.
The health scare comes after Stacey and her husband Joe Swash argued over the garage of their family home in the debut episode of Stacey’s new show Renovation Rescue on Channel 4.
During the episode, Stacey hired help to transform the garage of her and Joe’s family home.
Former EastEnders star Joe, 42, objected to the big changes, asking: “What have you done to my garage?”
Stacey assured Joe that she would keep one of the doors the same for him, but he wasn’t happy.
Joe told Stacey: ‘The proportions of this garage are the proportions of how our relationship works. You get 85 and I get 15.
Stacey cheekily replied: ‘Well, we might as well continue as we started. It’s best if we leave the DIY to one person, that person is me. Because I’m much better at it than Joe!”
Desperate for the last word, Joe Swash replied: “Do me a favor, we’ll make a brick each, right?”
The health scare comes after Stacey and her husband Joe Swash argued over the garage of their family home in the debut episode of Stacey’s new series Renovation Rescue on Channel 4.
