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A few years ago i got a dry ice burn on my index finger. the skin blisters & gets raw in a never-ending repeating cycle. it's not eczema. cure?
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Get it chekced.: This could be a herpetic witlow. A herpes infection on the finger can be very contageous and is treatable with medication. I could be a bacterial infection. There is treatment available.
Answered 3/21/2017
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