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Skin Blisters Causes And treatment
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  • Skin blisters are painful fluid-filled sacs.
  • Usually, seen on the feet and hands.
  • They are treatable, but preventable.

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Causes Of Blisters
  • Constant friction
  • Exposure to extreme cold and hot weather
  • Dermatitis
  • Shingles or chickenpox

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  • Viral infection
  • Herpes simplex
  • Bug bites

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Skin Blister Treatment
Blister Care
  • Dont drain in unhygienic condition

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Even If you drain -
  • Rub with spirit
  • Do wound dressing
  • Apply antibiotic cream
  • Gently press to ooze fluid
  • Puncture with sterilized needle

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Aloe Vera Gel
  • One of the best healers for itchy blisters.
  • Has natural anti-inflammatory properties.
  • Reduces swelling, redness and itching.

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Apple Cider Vinegar
  • Dab or soak blister in apple cider vinegar
    solution.
  • An ancient remedy with antibacterial effects.
  • Treats and prevents skin blisters.

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Castor Oil
  • Popular remedy for treating blisters.
  • Apply on blister before going to bed.
  • To enhance recovery, add apple cider vinegar.

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Tea Tree Oil
  • An astringent with antibacterial properties.
  • Dries up and heals skin blister promptly.
  • Use a quality tea tree oil-based ointment.

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Salt Water
  • Salt-water foot soaking heals skin blisters on
    feet.
  • Best way to get rid of skin blisters.
  • Cleans your lesion from sweat and dirt.

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Green Tea
  • Contains anti-inflammatory properties that aid
    blister healing.
  • Soak your feet in a solution of warm water
    containing three green tea bags.
  • Have green tea twice or thrice to promote healing.

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Vitamin E Supplement
  • An excellent nutrient for skin disease and
    blisters.
  • Promotes healing and prevents scarring.
  • Start daily vitamin E supplement.

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Let Your Blister Breathe
  • Keep your blister uncovered in a clean
    atmosphere.
  • Remove bandage when indoors.
  • Apply a thin layer of antibiotic cream.

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Consult Doctor
  • Multiple and severe blisters.
  • Infected with pus and crust formation.
  • Recurrent skin blisters.

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