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How can i get a blister under my breast to heal?
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Blister: Blisters are often due to trauma such as friction. To get the area to heal you should keep it drama and or friction free, clean, and dry. If the overlying skin pops and the fluid drains and you may apply antibiotic ointment and keep the bandage over it. Do not attempt to pop or train it your self as this could lead to infection. If it is not resolving in a matter of days or if there are any signs of infection please have your doctor look at it.
Answered 7/9/2018
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