#5 Preventive Measures
Having blisters on your feet is always annoying and painful, and obviously, they make your day worse. They are welcomed with every new purchase you add in your shoedrobe. Likewise, if you knew that you might be a victim of such terrible blisters on your feet with every new shoe, then you should go with a soft pair of shoes.
Whether you are an unfortunate sufferer and have ever experienced those foot sores, you must follow these simple steps mentioned down here for instant recovery.
#4 Steps to treat a formed foot blister
Firstly clean around the area with lukewarm water and soap. You can also add some anti-bacterial ointment into the solution.
#3 Pop or not to pop a blister
If you don't bother about having a blister, then let it heal on its own. But, if this little monster keeps you irritating, then you can use a sterilized needle to pop it out allowing it to drain it thoroughly.
Useful Tip: Do not remove the loose skin after popping it out that covers the blister, as it may cause infection.
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#2 Sterilize and Bandage
Disinfect the area along with the loose skin with some povidone-iodine antiseptic and then cover it with a clean bandage. Allow it to heal.
#1 Cover the blistered area
Use a less sticky or non-sticky dressing like gauze bandage, moleskin or any other protective thing to cover the affected area. As using this will be easier for you to change without disturbing the healing skin underneath.
Useful Tip: Do not use duct tape, as it may cause further damage to your skin.
