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I have a tiny cluster of blisters on my leg. what should i do?
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Dont puncture it: Most waterfilled blisters are self limiting and go away by themselves the only exceptions are if these are puss filled blisters or caused by contact dermatitis like poison ivy, than you see your doctor and get treated but if in doubt check with your doctor.
Answered 9/28/2017
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