Please share an interesting fact about dealing with blisters.

Ignore: Ask doctor what he thinks may be the etiology and what to do if more blisters develop.

Ignore: Covering with band aids will actually delay healing. Cover with gauze and paper tape to protect.

Ignore: Don't squeeze. Use moleskin and triple antibiotic ointment- comfortable footwear, white cotton socks.

Ignore: A small unbroken blister will often heal on its own. Don't pop it if you have diabetes or cancer.

Ignore: Don't pop or unroof the blisters unless instructed by your physician. You could cause infection.

Ignore: If red, swollen, or you have a fever, see a doctor—these could be signs of infection.

Ignore: Moleskin is a good way to relieve pressure on a blister. Take some when you go hiking.

Ignore: Always consider infections as the cause for your blisters. Let your physician know.

Ignore: Once a blister forms, don't remove the blistered skin. It serves as a natural bandaid.

Ignore: Blisters are caused by friction, wear appropriate shoes and socks while exercising to prevent them.

Ignore: Injured skin under blister will heal fastest when skin/fluid kept intact as long as possible.

Ignore: Do NOT pop a blister. If it is intact, it is still protected from bacteria. Popping increases infx.

Ignore: There are healing substances inside of blisters. It can be helpful to leave them intact.

Ignore: Keep the affected area very clean in order to avoid infections.

Ignore: Don't pop them, the surface plays a role as a natural dressing and prevents infection.