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I have this small recurring blister thing on my thumb keeps coming back. almost a month and doesnt seem to let. pharmacist doe not think eczema because no itch. used compound w?
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Irritant?: If your thumb is subjected to repetitive trauma or irritation, the blister will keep on coming until the trigger has been eliminated. Make sure you are using strong detergent or solvents on that thumb.
Answered 5/7/2018
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