How can I make my blood blister quit hurting?
818412
Clean the blister from debris,Put some antibiotic like neosporin, and keep bandages OFF. You want to air it out, so it can dry and heal.
331963
First Aid \nFOR MINOR BURNS:\n\nIf the skin is unbroken, run cool water over the area of the burn or soak it in a cool water bath (not ice water). Keep the area submerged for at least 5 minutes. A clean, cold, wet towel will also help reduce pain. \nCalm and reassure the person. \nAfter flushing or soaking, cover the burn with a dry, sterile bandage or clean dressing. \nProtect the burn from pressure and friction. \nOver-the-counter ibuprofen or acetaminophen can help relieve pain and swelling. DO NOT give children under 12 aspirin. Once the skin has cooled, moisturizing lotion also can help. \nMinor burns will usually heal without further treatment. However, if a second-degree burn covers an area more than 2 to 3 inches in diameter, or if it is located on the hands, feet, face, groin, buttocks, or a major joint, treat the burn as a major burn. \nMake sure the person is up-to-date on tetanus immunization. \n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000030.htm\n\nPeople have typically treated burns with ice and oil. However, do not use these! Ice of ice water causes loss of body heat and further damages the skin and underlying tissues. Likewise, do not put oil, butter or ointments on blisters or deep burns because these items seal in the heat, do not relieve pain very well. Another do not: do not break open blisters because it makes the skin more prone to infection. \n\nhttp://www.zetatalk.com/health/theal04j.htm
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Absolutely DO NOT pop blisters !!!  Blisters are "nature's bandages".  To help them heal soak them in tepid water and apply a good cream like Neosporin (an anti-biotic cream)and then wrap them gently w/bandages or whatever feels comfy to your blisters.  Tea tree oil in the soak can be helpful for the healing process.  GOOD LUCK !!!
187544
Just put cold water on and then apply some butter. The same as you would do today to relieve immediate pain.
151827
try using a warm rag on your bruises, hot pack. Vitmain e on brusies surface, lotion with vitmians\n\nTheres even this scar, brusie stuff you can buy in stores, in med section. works wonders!\n\neposons salts try it too! It works!
459446
Duct tape.\n\n\n\nReally, though ... go to your local grocery store/pharmacy and you can buy clear medical tape that will stick and be strong like duct tape, but lets your skin breathe and will come off without pain.
993579
I walk four miles a day, and I don't have any.  Last time I bought shoes I asked for the most comfortable shoe, and they told me New Balance.  They really are the most comfortable shoe that I own.  Make sure that your shoes aren't too small and that you're not tying them too tight. As far as treating your blood blisters Immediate care:\nLeave the blister alone. Elevate your feet when you're at home in a chair or on a pillow. Apply a cold pack. When pain subsides, apply padding or a splint to protect the injured area.\n\nOngoing care:\nKeep the wound clean, dry, and protected from chafing and bumping. Change the dressing every day, or whenever it accidentally gets dirty. After two days, you can resume washing (but always put a dry bandage on afterwards). When the wound looks like normal skin and feels like normal skin you can stop bandaging. Expect about 7 to 14 days for healing. The old skin can be snipped\noff when you're sure the area is healed.\n\nWatch for:\nSee the doctor if there is redness around the wound, red streaks, swelling, drainage, fever, tender bumps in the groin or armpit upsteam from the wound, or an unexplained increase in pain or tenderness.
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The best thing to do is provide some extra padding to prevent anything from rubbing on it, and NOT to pop it.  Right now the layer of skin over the blister is a natural barrier to infection.  And the skin underneath is very sensitive.  It will hurt quite a bit if the overlying skin is removed.\n\nA product called "moleskin" by Dr. Scholl's (and other companies) is a great way to protect blisters.  You can buy it at your local drugstore or here:\nhttp://www.drugstore.com/qxp14287_332828_sespider/dr__scholls/moleskin_plus_4_x_3_38.htm\n\nEventually when the skin underneath is healthy, the blister will open up on its own.\n\nGood Luck
149338
try ice. if it doesn't work, go see a doctor!
1115329
For sunburn, you should use Aloe Vera gel to soothe the pain, but you can use Calamine lotion or Hydrocortisone cream over-the-counter  to alleviate the inflammation and redness. Apply at least two to three times a day until redness and inflammation dissipates/improves. If it's an oozing sore, I would stay away from Benadryl cream and go to the physician immediately. If you don't see the symptoms getting better in 3 to 5 days, make an appt to see your dermatologist.\n\n Make sure to use sunscreen from now on. I recommend SPF 30 at a minimum and wear lighter colored shirts, since darker colors attract the heat of the sunlight. And of course, if the topical agents don't help with the pain, you can take tylenol or motrin to alleviate the pain.I get this question all the time at the pharmacy.
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I either take a little lotion and rub it on, or rub some chapstick on my finger and rub it on. It helps to soothe the soreness and also helps to heal it.\n\nBe sure to use soft tissues to help keep it to a minimum.
580337
You CAN puncture it and let out the fluid and it will relieve the pain.  Use a sterelized pin or scissor and make a very small hole.  This will relieve the pain and act as a barrier to your raw skin.  You can also put on a bandaid with neosporin, but quite frankly, good old soap and water will do the trick.  The newest skin care prodacals call for only soap and water.  And sometimes neosporin can make it worse.
124464
use peroxide.  If it bubbles and dissolves a bit, then it is blood.
129149
My mom always called them blood blisters. Anyway, I had them all over. Went to my dermatologist. She used a laser and removed them all. It was fabulous. Wished I had done that years ago. Only took about 15 minutes, and really was\nnot painful. I had several large ones on my neck. It looks \ngreat. No scars or anything, and really wasn't expensive.
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I recently answered a similar question but only dealing with sore throat.  The best natural method I am familiar with is licorice.  A double clinical study of patients with nonspecific sore throat tested licorice tea (throat coat brand) and found a significant reduction in throat pain as compared with placebo in as little as 10 minutes.  Patients were told to consume this tea 4-6 times per day.\n\nLicorice tea will probably also help with the pain of the mouth sore, even if it does not make the sore heal faster, but it might help with that too.\n\nLicorice has also been shown to have anti-inflammatory effects, which may help with the blister.\n\nOne warning, though,  is that you should not consume too much licorice, especially if you have blood pressure problems.  A case report from the Netherlands reported that excessive consumption of licorice tea (about 3 liters per day, so a lot) can temproarily raise blood pressure.  This rise in blood pressure may drop back down after licorice tea stops being consumed, but it may take time.
989004
If it does not bother you to walk on then dont pop. \n\nIf it does bother you to walk on rub the blister with alcohol and rub a needle with alcohol. Make a small hole and let drain. Then cover the blister with a bandage.
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You can go to a doc.  and have it either frozen off or burned off.  In either case, that will hurt like hell at first, be uncomforatable for awhile, then feel better later.