Question 1

what could this black blister blood clot thing on the inside of my mouth be?

Accepted Answer

Hematoma: If you bit your cheek, it could result in bleeding into the tissue producing a clot that will change color over time and may look black. If it disappears in a week or so, do not worry. If it persists, see your primary care provider.
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex, if you have sex.

Question 2

i have a water blister/blood blister looking rash on my hands and feet. cortisone 10 is not working. are there some soaps and other creams to try?

Accepted Answer

Doctor: This sounds serious. May well be infection.
See someone tonight or tomorrow as this could be quite serious. Will suggest ER or the urgicenter

Question 3

i got a blister with blood in it on my penis. should i pop it and drain the blood or leave it?

Accepted Answer

: Best to keep it clean and see a doc or observe it and it may subside

Question 4

i have large blisters and blood blisters forming on the insides of both feet and i'm not quite sure what's going on. any ideas?

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Blisters: The blisters may be due to trauma from the shoes you are wearing, causing excessive friction to the skin.  Be sure to keep your feet clean and dry and wear properly fitting shoes. If the blisters persist, see a dermatologist.

Question 5

what causes blood blisters?

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Bleeding: Bleeding in between the two major layers of skin.

Question 6

would blood blisters leave marks?

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Usually not: When i freeze warts and bumps off, i expect a blood blister will form. It takes a while to match the rest of the skin, but leaves no permanent scar.

Question 7

should i pop my blood blister?

Accepted Answer

It may help: Sterilizing a needle by fire and piercing a blood blister may help relieve pressure and pain.  That said, if there are any questions, you should visit a medical professional.  Also, do not remove a blister entirely, as blisters can protect raw skin.

Question 8

how do you treat blood blisters?

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Depends on size: Small blisters (1 inch) will normally heal on their own. Do not let anythng rub on it. You can use a doughnut shaped pad to pressure of it.Keep it clean and dry. If it breaks do not remove the skin flap unless it is dirty. You can apply an anti-biotic ointment and loose bandage.Change it daily and do not wear shoes that will rub on the area.  See dr. For increased redness, drainage, fever.

Question 9

how can  you treat a blood blister?

Accepted Answer

Leave or release: If the pressure is unbearable, clean it and a sterile needle with some alcohol and puncture it from the side to release the blood.  Do not remove the roof as this will act as a natural dressing until the skin underneath heals and pushes this dead skin off.   I recommend aquaphor and a bandage for 24 hrs after puncturing.  And do not touch it if you are diabetic and it is on your foot - get checked.

Question 10

is blood blister connected to a bite?

Accepted Answer

Possibly: But they are often the result of an injury.

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I have a water blister/blood blister looking rash on my hands and feet. cortisone 10 is not working. are there some soaps and other creams to try?

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I got a blister with blood in it on my penis. should i pop it and drain the blood or leave it?

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I have large blisters and blood blisters forming on the insides of both feet and i'm not quite sure what's going on. any ideas?

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What causes blood blisters?

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