Friction: Foot blisters are mainly caused by the friction between the foot and shoes while running or walking. Lloosening shoe laces to allow less contact between your feet and your shoes.Causes include wearing new shoes, new activity, shoes without socks, wearing shoes without socks or hosiery.
Answered 11/25/2013
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Pressure ; friction: There are some other causes for fragile skin, but rubbing and pressure are common causes of blisters anywhere with repetitive focal trauma.
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Blisters: Blisters come from shearing forces. Often from wearing shoes that are too loose, where the foot has room to slide back and forth. It can also happen from biomechanical issues related to your individual foot function and abmormalities in gait and function.
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Mostly Friction: Pressure from weight and friction can cause blisters. Blisters are wounds beneath the skin caused by rubbing from shoes or socks during activity. Wear thicker socks and make sure your shoes fit properly. Change socks frequently and wear proper shoes for the types of activities you are participating in.
Answered 12/25/2013
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