What should I do if the soles of my feet are blistered and it hurts to walk?

Disease analysis: the blister on the center of the foot has roots, there is tenderness, it is likely to be a corn, you can see if there is a point in the middle of the bubble, if there is more guidance for this disease: the general corns can be applied as long as the corns ointment can be **, after two stickers, the feet can be removed by scalding the feet with hot water, there is no pain, and there is a situation that is warts, this is similar to corns, but the corns ointment has no effect, you can use compound cork liquid and tazarotene cream to apply externally, after a period of time, it will subside on its own in about a month.

Analysis: Hello, according to your description, blistering and pain on the foot, there is a high probability that there is a root that is considered to be a corn. Guidance:

In this case, it is recommended that you can use the detoxification cream to try the effect, if there is no effect, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for surgical resection, I wish you good health.

Analysis: Your condition should be caused by your excessive walking. Guidance: According to the situation you said, it is recommended that you can use a needle to pick up the blisters yourself, and then apply some anti-inflammatory drugs, preferably to rest at home for two days.

Condition analysis: From the perspective of the morphology and root you described, it is considered to belong to the performance guidance of corns: your situation can consider using corn ointment for external use**, of course, surgical enucleation** is also very good, of course, the operation ** is relatively thorough, and the effect is relatively fast, so it is recommended that you timely surgical enucleation ** is the best ** plan.

Essential cause: Blisters are caused by the rupture of tissue cells caused by long-term strong friction of local tissues on the feet.

Specific reasons: the shoes are too hard, the socks are too rough (not to cushion the friction of the feet), and the amount of exercise is too large, so there will be blisters.

Solution: Wear comfortable, soft-soled shoes, flexible socks, and a moderate amount of exercise.

Remedy:1Wash off the blisters first.

2.Apply alcohol to disinfect.

3.Make a small infusion with a sterile needle or scissors to drain the tissue fluid (water) and apply alcohol to the wound.

4.Finally, apply the entire blister with a band-aid or aloe vera gel.

5.Do not change the sticker, otherwise it will cause bacteria to enter and become infected.

Clean the area around the blister with warm water.

To break or not to break: If the blister is not severe enough to affect your normal walking, you can let it recover on its own; If you think it's very serious, it's best to break it.

Puck the blisters. The needle that punctures the blister is best detoxified with alcohol, and then gently punctured at the edge of the blister, carefully squeezing out the liquid from the blister.

It is important to keep the ** of the surface to prevent infection.

Disinfection, apply evenly with hydrogen peroxide or iodophor disinfectant to prevent infection from wrapping the blister part, if it is not too large, use a hemostatic patch, and if it is serious, wrap it with medical gauze.

Keep it clean. Check the blister daily to keep it clean and apply more iodophor if needed.

Precautions. I believe that after the above practice, you will soon be able to move freely after a day or two.

It's not a toothpaste that has been bitten, just take a big needle and suck out the black spots. It worked instantly.

When you walk for a long time or wear shoes that don't fit, the soles of your feet are prone to blisters. Once you have blisters, it hurts to walk and you feel sad.

The way to prevent blisters is, of course, to wear suitable shoes and socks with fine weaves and fibers, or to put adhesive tape on areas that are prone to friction. Recently, there has also been a wet spray on the market that prevents blisters**.

So, what should you do in case you get a blister? Blisters can sometimes be mixed with some blood, but what should I do? Either way, the water must be squeezed out first.

The method is to use a sewing needle or pin needle, first sterilize with a flame before puncturing the blister, and then press it from above to squeeze out the water. Finally, use iodine to disinfect** and the surrounding area, and then apply a band-aid. After a night, if the blisters accumulate again, squeeze out the water in the same way.

Others use sterilized silk threads to pass through the blisters. The capillary phenomenon is used to make the liquid flow out continuously.

If you cut off the blistered **, it will not only increase the pain, but also make it more difficult to walk. Therefore, it is best not to touch it until you return home. This also avoids bacterial infections in rabbits.

When you get home, if the wound dries, the outer layer of skin will naturally peel off. The most important thing is to keep it clean and constantly disinfected to avoid infection.