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I was diagnosed with a bacterial infection on my foot 4 days ago,after being on antibiotic i have large yellowish blisters.are they normal? can i pop?
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See your dr.: Have your doctor take a look. It's something I need to see to avoid guessing.
Answered 7/9/2016
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