A transparent bubble grows on my feet

Some people are in frequent contact with others. If the other person has an infectious disease, they will be infected with the disease. After being infected with the disease, they will be unaware of it, and the disease will develop faster and faster. Just like herpes is a contagious disease. If herpes appears on the hands and is not controlled, the herpes will spread to the feet. So, is a transparent bubble on the foot herpes?

The formation of blisters is actually a protective method that can prevent foreign objects from further damaging body tissues. Generally speaking, they disappear over time. Symptoms are often a raised, fluid-filled bump with thin skin and redness around it that is painful to the touch.

You can check whether he has come into contact with any objects or clothing that caused his skin allergies. Sometimes, the allergens are not noticeable at all, such as chemical fiber fabrics, unwashed toys, pollen or dust floating in the air, antibiotics in dairy products, etc. It may also be caused by viral or bacterial infection.

See if the following method can help. Use 1 drop of geranium essential oil to drop on the tea bag (black tea or green tea will do), and press it on the bubble.

It is important not to squeeze out the fluid from the healing blisters under the skin. Try to let the blisters come into contact with air to dry them out and restore them.

Athlete's foot is a very common fungal skin infection. Medically, athlete's foot is usually divided into three types: erosive, blister, and keratotic.

1. Erosive type: often occurs between the third and fourth, and between the fourth and fifth toes. Initially, the spaces between the toes are damp, whitish or small blisters appear. After drying and scaling, the dandruff reveals a moist, flushed eroded surface that is extremely itchy and prone to secondary infection.

2. Blister type: often occurs on the edge of the foot. Initially, they appear as small blisters with thick and full walls. Some of them may merge into large blisters. The blister fluid is transparent and there is no redness around them. The patient feels extremely itchy, and scratching often leads to secondary infection, such as erysipelas and lymphangitis.

3. Keratinic type: often occurs on the heels. The main symptoms are thick and dry skin, keratinization and desquamation, itching, and easy cracking. This type of disease has no blisters or suppuration, and the course of the disease is slow and does not heal for many years. At present, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible. At the same time, you should pay attention to personal hygiene and keep the area dry.