What should be done if clothing is stuck to an area of skin that has pesticide burns?

In cases of pesticide burns where clothing is stuck to the skin, drenching the area while leaving the clothing intact is essential. This method helps to flush away any remaining pesticide that could cause further irritation or damage to the skin. By keeping the clothing in place, you also prevent the potential for more harm that might come from removing it and tearing the skin or worsening the burn. Once the area is sufficiently drenched and medical professionals arrive, they will be able to safely assess and treat the condition, including the removal of clothing if necessary. Proper first aid in this scenario focuses on minimizing pain and potential injury until specialized care can be administered.