What should I do if my fingers turn white and a small area under the deck tip is exposed to hydrofluoric acid for 36 hours and liquefied? What's the harm?

Rinse with plenty of water, dilute the washing water and put it into the wastewater system. Take off the contaminated clothes immediately and rinse with plenty of flowing water for at least 15 minutes. See a doctor. Or, immediately take off the contaminated clothes and rinse them with diphtheria, and if it is fluorine-containing acid, rinse them with sulfur hexafluoride. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor. See a doctor.