Is there a difference between blisters and blisters?

Blisters and blisters are two different skin diseases, their properties are different, and the treatment methods are also different. You need to go to the dermatology department of the hospital to cooperate with the doctor to complete a dermoscopy and blood routine test, and receive symptomatic treatment after a clear diagnosis.

Blisters are objects that appear on the skin. They are water that seeps out of the upper layer of the skin. They are caused by local inflammation and infection, and are accompanied by local itching symptoms. They occur in local tissues. Generally, it is necessary to apply or take anti-inflammatory drugs to help improve the symptoms. Also avoid touching or bumping with your hands frequently to prevent the blisters from bursting, which will affect local recovery and may leave scars, interfering with the normal beauty of the skin.

Blisters are caused by the herpes zoster virus, usually due to local infection. It is a highly contagious disease that is usually transmitted locally when touched or when liquid seeps out. Symptoms of fever and pain throughout the body may occur, and may also be accompanied by itching. It contains a certain risk of infection and pus, which is usually caused by diseased tissue in the human body. Generally, you need to cooperate with the doctor to take antiviral drugs, and you should also choose to apply external repair drugs.

During the recovery period, you should eat more high-quality protein foods to enhance your disease resistance.