Antibiotcs, soaks: Treat infection with appropriate and adequate dose of antibiotics until resolved. The blisters can be treated with open wet compresses until dry and a cream such as silvadene (silver sulfadiazine) used fir burns.
Answered 9/19/2017
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Depends on cause: If the blisters don't cross the midline, consider shingles(tx: acyclovir). With cellulitis present, if the area of blistering is also very edematous (swollen), then mobilization of fluid from this area (e.g. Diuresis) can also help, along with abx. If the pt looks ill, has a fever, and the blisters are looking more violaceous, then go to the ed- the infection may be getting worse.
Answered 9/3/2018
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