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Got a bite by something a few days ago now i have a small group of fluid filled blasters, how do i treat them?
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Apply warmth/heat: In general, we recommend applying warmth/heat to areas of (suspected) infection and ice/cold packs to injured areas. After that, go see your Family Doc for evaluation & treatment.
Answered 1/5/2019
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