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I was playing basketball yesterday with no shoes on for 3 hours and i have bubbles on my big to the bubbles are filled with liquid and i don't know what it is or what to do *toe
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Blisters: You have created blisters. It is best if you can leave them intact and alow them to heal from the inside out. But if you open them, let the fluid drain out, clean with soap and warm water and then apply an antiseptic and bandaids.
Answered 11/17/2017
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