Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
I broke a foot blister with a pin and the skin appeared intact. I disinfected it and put a dressing. But it hurts when I walk. Is this normal?
Hello,
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You have broken the blister with the pin and I would recommend you not to do that in the future as it is a non-sterile method of doing so and can cause infections in that area.
Having said that, I would like to ask you, is there redness around that area? Is there any discharge coming out from the wound? If yes, then you need to start some antibiotics and also take care of the wound. Make sure you clean it everyday and dress it up well.
As foot is the dependent part of the body and all your body weight is on it so even a small blister will be painful during walking, standing, etc., for a few days until the blister heals.
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Answered byDr. Kapil Kumar Gupta
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