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health advisory Hospital Health care 2007-11-14 16:20:06

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i've had one of those, pop it. If not, your gunna be walking around, and tis gonna pop in your socks/ shoes.

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pick it after dark

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pop it and lick the juice. it has a lot of vitamins in it.

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pop it

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You're supposed to leave it alone and let it heal but I always break it and drain it and then it just hurts. It''ll heal anyways though.

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pop it with a pin or needle, and let it bleed out.

It will hurt for a bit, but the alternative is much worse. The blood will coagulate and turn hard, which is even more painful in the long run.

Good luck, blood blisters aren't fun.

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i got that a couple of times...u can't do anything about it...just wait for the skin to peel of & since the blood is dry it'll just fall out

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There are several methods of healing blood blisters. They include, but are not limited to:

For Immediate care: "Leave the blister alone. Elevate the injured area. Apply a cold pack. When pain subsides, apply padding or a splint to protect the injured area." [1]

Elevating the affected anatomy and applying pressure reduces blood leakage into the damaged area, cold reduces the inflammatory response.

Soak the blister in epsom salts to reduce swelling.