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Can a bacterial infection cause blisters on your feet?
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Yes: Any bacteria a s staph and or strep infection can develop blisters on feet, also any bacteria , also there are virus one common and infectious is hand , mouth foot disease caused by virus , with initial infection in the mouth.
Answered 10/8/2013
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