The treatment of blisters is mainly based on the size and shape of the blisters, smaller blisters can be self-absorbed, self-broken blisters need to be sterilized, and larger blisters need to be punctured.
1. Smaller blisters: rest, reduce friction and squeezing of the blisters, which can be absorbed later. However, for those who continue to rub and cause small blisters to rupture, it is necessary to use iodophor or alcohol and other disinfectant to wipe and disinfect, and if necessary, use sterile gauze bandage to avoid infection at the broken area.
2. Larger blisters: Because larger blisters are not easily absorbed and affect activities, they can be sterilized and then punctured at the bottom of the blister using a sterile disposable syringe needle to drain the internal exudate, which needs to be retained in the wall of the blister, which can play a protective role when attached to the wound. The blister needs to be disinfected with a disinfectant solution such as iodophor, and externally bandaged with a sterile dressing.
It is recommended that the patient go to the hospital, the professional physician for the condition of the treatment, pay attention to aseptic operation, to prevent infection.