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Hi i have blisters under three of my toes and on the one side of my right foot. i had slops on the weekend and i hink its caused this. im currently using betadine and wrapping them with gauze... will this help as its the first time i havehad this?
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Sounds reasonable. : Keep wrapping. Sounds like you do have second degree burns of your feet. I would anticipate with wrapping the toes should improve in 7 to 10 days.
Answered 11/7/2019
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