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somehow from when i was in the hopital till now i developed this huge blister on my heel. its grown to mammoth size now, should i go to the doctor or will this go down on its own?
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HOLY SHIT QUASIMOTO!!!! damn bro... you should get the shit checked out!
woah what happen there...have that checked out asap...how did that happen...friction???heat??? :shock:
OMG you have a big ass herpie on your foot
I wonder how many ppl are gonna quote this?...and say x2,x3,etc.
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DAMN!!! while you are at it...cut them toenails.... :lol:
Pop it!!!!
how the hell did that happen?
if it causes pain/discomfort, pop it with a needle that's been disinfected but DO NOT remove the skin, otherwise, leave it completely alone.
you should be proud, that's a huge blister. :D
take a pic of after u popped it lol wow
My God ... :shock:
be careful if you decide to pop it with a needle, this increase the chance of the skin accidentally tearing around the puncture site. Also, keep it clean with some rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide. Good luck with that and happy recovery.
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Originally Posted by Bezzle
wow.
ya idk the nurses at the hospital say it came from the bed. but i dont think they get that big on everyone else
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If the Blister is at the surface and filled with fluid, you should take a sterilized needle and pierce the blistered skin. Pierce from the side close to the base of the Blister and let all the liquid flow out. If the affected skin is still intact then do not remove it. Instead, cover the drained Blister with moleskin. If the affected area is ruptured then carefully cut it away and clean the underlying new skin with rubbing alcohol or an antiseptic. If you have the time, you should allow the new skin to harden in the open air. If you need to move on again, apply moleskin and use gauze to keep the moleskin from directly contacting the tender new skin. Once the new skin has hardened a bit, you can apply benzoin or rubbing alcohol to further toughen up the new skin. Keep the new skin clean and sterilize it to prevent infection.
If you are really unsure then go to the doctor.
Look at the size of that thing! Dont pop it...you'll drown! :shock: Go back to the doctor! :smt078
Holy Moly.....
Thats is huge. lolololol I coulnt stop laughing when i saw the first couple od reactions. lolol
Any update :lol:
this is funny lol :roll:
holy shitt :smt078
x2 WTF :shock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kwikfox
Dude, thats why you need to be on top sometimes bro!!
well guys im sad to say it popped! :lol:
i was putting on a shoe and i head this small pop sound. looked down and my sock was soaked. and there was liquid coming out of my shoe.
there was fluid everywhere, but no blood which means no infection!
lmao so gross..
LOl sick
did you rub your finger in it and smell the puss?? :lol:
HAHAHA RIGHT ON!!! :smt023 :smt038
Dude...you seriously need to see the doctor, don't be stubborn. That is a abnormal sized blister..it should of went away by now and never should of gotten that big. :shock:
+1 on that. I had a soccer injury a few years back and tried to "walk it off" and it just got worse and worse. The people in the ER were like if I kept on trying to walk it off for a few more days, they might have had to cut part of my leg off.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4-G-rim
:shock: ouchh.
put some toothpaste on it (well too late for that).....but that thing looks nasty
:smt078 ... ew! Glad it popped...Quote:
Originally Posted by lonestar22
lol thats nasty. you should have popped it and drained it into a glass and given it to someone you dont like. can you say OWNED!! HAHAHAHA
LOL!!!! You guys are off the chain.
x2 that's huge!!Quote:
Originally Posted by seth98esT
how is it now? lol....sometimes from some of the stuff they hook up to you in the iv's you will develope a blister ocasionally from the antibiotic...im sure you will have to go back to the doctor that did the surgery for a checkup or something so when you do just make sure you mention it