Question 1

i have a small single itchy blister on my index finger and my ring finger. ive tried lotion but it wont go away?

Accepted Answer

: Have you tried a cortisone type ointment as this could be an allergic reaction to something that came into contact with your fingers?  If not improved see your physician or a dermatologist.

Question 2

over the last two yrs i have been getting off and on small dry blisters on my hands and fingers, they are not itchy and i can scrape them off no pain.

Accepted Answer

May be viral or fung: Could be a few things but what comes to mind is a low grade infection such as one that is caused from viral/fungal origin.  Typically these are not invasive organisms but if recurrent wold worry about immune function.  If you have not had testing for this, you should, as you are at higher risk for other conditions.

Question 3

dry, flaky skin on the top area of my pinky finger for about 2months. very itchy and looks like small blisters. unhealthy nail. ?

Accepted Answer

Skin rash..: Could simply be a dermatitis or a tinea fungus, however a true diagnosis can only be made with a history and physical.

Question 4

two fingers(top part) itchy, red& swollen. few red bumps/blisters maybe? few red dots undar skin.i kno i had a small cut on1 finger if that helps ??

Accepted Answer

Infected: could be herpangina or could be staph/strep or could be
spider bite. go see a doc. if you begin to see red streaks up the forearm and or tender nodes in elbow or axilla, go see doc immediately.

Question 5

small itchy liquid filled blister clusters along inside of fingers and on palm. they get red when irritated, some swelling of fingers. never goes away?

Accepted Answer

Dyshidrotic  eczema: This  may be  dyshidrotic  eczema. Your  physician can have  you see a dermatologist.These  often can also itch

Question 6

i am noticing small itchy blisters randomly all over the body. they are at the back and legs and on hand and between fingers . very small in size but are watery. what they could be? what could be done to cure it, haven't seen any doctor yet. advice please

Accepted Answer

Hard to know: A physician will need to examine and know more about your history.  The description does seem consistent with dyshidrotic eczema, but biopsy may be warranted to rule out more serious alternatives.  Cold compresses may help while awaiting evaluation.

Question 7

i have a cluster of blister-like sores on my finger. they have dark dots in the center. they're not itchy. what are they?

Accepted Answer

Tiny blisters finger: Tiny blisters (1mm or smaller) on the fingers can be a sign of dyshidrotic eczema. This may be caused from sweat glands that get  blocked. A prescription strong topical steroid often helps.  Irritation or rubbing can initiate a flare.

Question 8

hi, i have very tiny little flush blisters on my finger about 20 of them covering a tiny area, not itchy, but look to have liquid in them,can you help?

Accepted Answer

Seeing=believing: I recommend you take a picture of the area in good lighting, set up a Virtual Consult and upload the pic to one of our HealthTap docs for a diagnosis.  Chances are that we can recommend a treatment that doesn't require a prescription.  Meanwhile, wash your hands with a gentle soap, rinse well in warm water, pat dry then apply a plain moisturizer.

Question 9

red dry itchy & little blister like spots on my fingers.

Accepted Answer

Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema is a type of eczema (dermatitis) of unknown cause that is characterized by a pruritic vesicular eruption on the fingers, palms, and soles. The condition affects teenagers and adults and may be acute, recurrent, or chronic. A more appropriate term for this vesicular eruption is pompholyx, which  means bubble. Treatment is with prescription strength cortisone.

Question 10

i have 2 swollen fingers there is a blister forming on one, both fingers are itchy & very hot?

Accepted Answer

See a doctor: There is something wrong, could be an infection, could be an allergic reaction..If you can't be seen immediately, go to an urgent care center or emergency room. Make sure to take of any and all jewerly from your hand. If you have benedryl, you may want to take one in case  its an allergy but get to a doctor....

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Small itchy blisters on fingers

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I have a small single itchy blister on my index finger and my ring finger. ive tried lotion but it wont go away?

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Over the last two yrs i have been getting off and on small dry blisters on my hands and fingers, they are not itchy and i can scrape them off no pain.

A member asked:

Dry, flaky skin on the top area of my pinky finger for about 2months. very itchy and looks like small blisters. unhealthy nail. ?

A member asked:

Two fingers(top part) itchy, red& swollen. few red bumps/blisters maybe? few red dots undar skin.i kno i had a small cut on1 finger if that helps ??

A member asked:

Small itchy liquid filled blister clusters along inside of fingers and on palm. they get red when irritated, some swelling of fingers. never goes away?

A member asked:

I am noticing small itchy blisters randomly all over the body. they are at the back and legs and on hand and between fingers . very small in size but are watery. what they could be? what could be done to cure it, haven't seen any doctor yet. advice please

A member asked:

I have a cluster of blister-like sores on my finger. they have dark dots in the center. they're not itchy. what are they?

A member asked:

Hi, i have very tiny little flush blisters on my finger about 20 of them covering a tiny area, not itchy, but look to have liquid in them,can you help?

A member asked:

Red dry itchy & little blister like spots on my fingers.

A member asked:

I have 2 swollen fingers there is a blister forming on one, both fingers are itchy & very hot?

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