What should I do if my hand grinds out of foam? Should the blisters be punctured?

It's okay, it's better to pick it, and it's okay to rub some potions after picking it. The skin that grows again will become a cocoon, and it will not be easy to grind and bubble at that time.

Hello, don't break it yet, don't care about it, wait for a few days, this bubble slowly hardens, and finally even a scar is removed If it breaks, it hurts, and sometimes the infection is slower, I hope it helps you!

Do not break the epidermis of the blister, as it will not only make the pain worse, but also make it more susceptible to infection. Disposal: Cut out a hole of the same size and shape as the blister in the Band-Aid, put it on the blister, so as to flatten the blister, and then seal a layer of Band-Aid on the band-aid surface of the blister and the cut hole, so that the blister is no longer rubbed.

If the pain of the larger blister is unbearable, drain the fluid that has accumulated in the affected area to relieve the pressure caused by the blister. The standard practice is to first wash the affected area with disinfectant alcohol, and then use the sterilized steel needle to prick a small hole at the edge of the blister and gently squeeze out the liquid in the blister.

Then apply a disinfectant or ointment. Finally, cover the wound with tape or dressing. It is important to note that the skin should not be cut off.

If the blister has burst and formed an open wound, it should be disinfected, bandaged, and covered with a clean, soft cloth.

Over time, the liquid in the blisters will be slowly absorbed by the skin. Most blisters are completely absorbed within 1 to 2 weeks. When the new one grows, the old one will fall off automatically. It usually heals on its own without special care.

General treatment of blisters: use a sterilized needle, puncture, and then wrap up.

When you're wearing a pair of ill-fitting shoes and you're walking, you're constantly rubbing, and the cells in the epidermis are being pulled around, and of course the spinous cells are being pulled around, and when the friction is too much or it's too long, there's always two spinous cells that can't pull each other anymore, and then there's a crack in the place, ......

It should not be punctured, and if it is, it is very easy to infect.

It's better not to be in pain, and go down after a long time.

1. How to deal with the blisters on the hands: the blisters on the hands need to consider the size and location of the blisters, if the blisters are relatively small and have no impact on daily life, then this blisters do not need special treatment.

2. If it is a relatively large blister, it is recommended that the patient should seek medical attention in time, and with the help of medical personnel, pierce the blister with a sterile syringe, and then apply pressure bandaging.

Hello. It is best to disinfect the foam on your hands first, and if the bubble is not broken, it is better not to break it.

If there is exudation, apply some erythromycin eye ointment to the wound to reduce inflammation, and if it is more severe, you need to take oral anti-inflammatory drugs. If there is no exudate, you can do without medication. Depending on the situation, I think it should be healing soon.

PS: You can put a band-aid on it, but don't stick it tightly and not breathable, it's just to prevent infection from rubbing against clothes and the like.

In addition, because it is not very clear how to blister, if it is hot, you can apply some animal fat or aloe vera gel, one is to relieve pain, reduce swelling, and the other is to isolate the air to promote **, aloe vera gel also has an anti-inflammatory effect, in addition, do not bandage the wound, avoid compression, and prevent bubble rupture infection; If it is friction and foaming, you should first apply cold water, change the hot water on the third day, apply some moisturizer after applying, and also avoid compression.