blisters

Discussion in 'Health and Fitness' started by mixednuts, Jul 7, 2004.

  1. mixednuts

    mixednuts Member

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    do they just go away after a while? how long they last for?
     
  2. cherryiceangel

    cherryiceangel Member

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    most blisters will go away after a few weeks...it depends on how bad the blister is. I personally always cut open the blister squeeze everything out then put a band aid and sauve on it for a few hours...I will warn you though, cutting open a blister can lead to infection...so be careful if you try this.
     
  3. HappyHaHaGirl

    HappyHaHaGirl *HipForums Princess*

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    And try not to look at it while you're doing it. There's nothing worse for a blister than to throw up all over it. Blech....
     
  4. cherryiceangel

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    lol, true...but I never minded looking at it...i guess i've always been a sick little freak...
     
  5. HappyHaHaGirl

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    A few months ago, my boyfriend got drunk and let his friend burn his finger with a lighter. Then he got this big blister and whined about it for like a week. One day we were in the kitchen, just goofing aroud and having fun. Then his blister popped. It was really gross. To make it a million times worse, I was running over to get the bastard a paper towel, and I stepped in the goo that came out of his finger and landed on the floor. It was so disgusting! I was not okay for a long time. I kept washing my foot and overreacting. It was a beautiful performance.



    I thought you'd like to hear that. :)
     
  6. cherryiceangel

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    thanks for sharing. thats funny and kinda gross.

    in all honesty I probably would have popped it for him when he first complained about it...i have a fascination with that type of stuff....
     
  7. Maggie Sugar

    Maggie Sugar Senior Member

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    NEOSPORIN!!!! And do NOT pop it your self. My father has gotten blood poisoning several times from popping blisters. Spending a day in the ER on an IV antibiotic is no fun.

    Keep antibiotic ointment and a bandaid on it. It will eventuall heal. Often they don't even really "pop" they just dry up. If you see a red line, or a red dot or start to feel feverish or ill, see a doctor immediately. You may have blood poisoning. I have seen my father go through this and it is not good.
     
  8. HappyHaHaGirl

    HappyHaHaGirl *HipForums Princess*

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    Jean Harlow died of blood poisoning. She was 26. :)



    So be careful!
     
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