Playing ball grinding out of the blisters, if smaller blisters, pay attention to rest, do not need special treatment; blisters larger, need to puncture to drain the exudate.
1. small blisters: playing ball grinding out of the blisters, if the blisters are small, generally pay attention to rest and hygiene, do not need special treatment, usually will be absorbed.
2. larger blisters: playing ball grinding out of the blisters, if the exudate more blisters larger, should be in the skin after routine disinfection, with a sterile needle puncture the low end of the blisters, drain the exudate, and then with iodine volts again disinfection, if necessary, with aseptic gauze for bandaging.
If accompanied by redness, swelling or purulent discharge, anti-infective treatment with antibiotic drugs such as penicillin and erythromycin is also required.
Playing ball grinding out of the blisters, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination, combined with the specific circumstances of the treatment as prescribed by the doctor.