feet blisters

I have had reoccurring blisters on my feet for the last 3 years. I have seen a dermatologist, test were done. He stated that it was not a fungus. I am also seeing a foot Dr. for heel spurs. He said it was athlete's feet. no creams or ointments has controlled this problem. I am very careful with my feet as for as cleanliness. Can you help me? tired of the blisters.

I just came back from a week in Maui and I have had so much trouble with my feet --- they have blisters all over the bottom of the whole foot, between toes and everything. They are so so painful.

i have tiny blisters on the palms of my feet, thought i had atheletes foot, but then it started on the palms of my hands, slightly itchy, they dry up and turn a light brown tiny spot. I never walk bare foot, i have tile in my home, i change the sponge i wash dishes with every two weeks. Bought atheletes foot spray, helps stop the itch, should it be something to concerned about? This discussion is related to <a href='http://www.medhelp.

Started out like athletes foot on his left foot then he started getting blisters between toes and on bottom of his foot they are very sore and make sores after they bust. He has some blisters on his hands also. He went to doctor several times they told him it was a fungus. Nothing has done it any good. Now its on both feet and hands. He is a diabetic and he has Sarcoidosis.

Have you ever tried Preperation H on your blisters? It sounds weird but I had tonnes of blisters when I started hiking and a ballet dancer friend of mine said that all the girls had Prep H in their bags for their feet. It worked like a charm for my blisters.

During the summer months, I get small itchy blisters on the arches of both feet. The blisters come in groups of 2-5 and they are very itchy. When I burst them, a clear liquid is released and the itchy desists. The burst skin then dries and peels. I have been getting these for many years and would like to find a permannent cure.

I having a issue with small red blisters on my feet, started bout a month ago, they started to spread, they do not itch or anything, but im very concerned that they are spreading reguardless of over the counter treatment? I i have pictures but im hoping someone can help me... .

By Tuesday evening I noticed that I had formed itchy blisters along the inside of both feet, more on the right than the left. There were also some small ones forming on the toes. All are very itchy. I looked around on the internet, finding things such as dyshidrotic eczema, but also read that blisters like these could be symptomatic of syphilis. I saw my primary physician on Wednesday and explained the situation and my concern given the timing.

My fiances son came up with blisters on the bottom of one of his feet. The daycare he goes to called CPS and said that it looked like he had been burned. But he has never been burned. I have been frantically searching the internet to try to find an explanation for these blisters. I have come accross some stuff but nothing to helpfull. If anyone knows anything that would cause a toddler to get blisters on the bottom of his foot could you please help!

My son is 2 years old and a couple days ago he started getting some type of small blisters on the bottom of his feet . They are red but in the middle its whitenad i tried to squeez it to see if it pops but it doesn't. Now I see it on his lip and his tongue and he tells me that it his tongue hurts. Any idea what it is & where its coming from ?

My son is 9 years old he has blisters on he feet, hands now mouth and throat what do i do

About two weeks ago small blisters began appearing on my feet. some times they itch some times they don't . Now they are appearing on my hands knee and elbows. could you tell me what might cause this problem.

I have these things on my feet that are similar to blisters but they have no fluid inside. They are very thick but when I peel them off, the skin underneath is just like regular skin. There is no pain or itching associated with the blisters. The blisters also seem to be concentrated on my toes. The "blisters" are also whitish.

And use foot powder to help keep your feet dry. If the blisters still persist then please get it evaluated from a dermatologist/podiatrist. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your dermatologist. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.

At first I got blisters and my feet were sore, but I figured my feet would get used to it and form calluses. But the dead skin that forms just flakes off, letting more blisters form. So after three months of walking I still have blisters and sore feet. When will this end?

No question, however, the blisters formed on the feet and between the toes describe exactly what I had been experiencing for years. I quit eating wheat. The blisters went away! As soon as I eat any wheat products, I get the blisters within 4-8 hours. No creams or medicines have ever alleviated these blisters, just wheat abstinence. This discussion is related to <a href='http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/239688'>Very small recurring blisters on one foot only.</a>.

I am staying with some friends at their college and just today I started getting very small blisters all over my left hand. Now I have even more appearing on my right hand and my toes. I have touched a rat today, but just touched its face, not picked it up or anything so I dont think its allergies. I had a minor sore throat for the past two days and the feeling of slightly swollen lymph nodes. Anything you can tell me to help out would be much appreciated!

have blisters on the feet they come and go. Not painful but they keep on paling making my feet look ugly.

And use foot powder to help keep your feet dry. If the blisters still persist then please get it evaluated from a dermatologist/podiatrist. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.

I keep getting blisters on my feet they seem to be spreading very painful and itchy. what can this be I have like 10 on one foot and now they seem to be appearing on my other foot. This discussion is related to <a href='http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/243627'>pinprick blisters on hands and feet</a>.

I have had pinhead blisters on my feet (bottom and arch) which has recently spread to the top of my toes along with on my hands which started on the palm and now has worked it's why to the top of my hands and fingers. these blisters are extrememly itchy and irritating. sometimes i will pop them with a needle but that seems to make them itch even more. it is extrememly uncomfortable and I would really like to figure out what is going on.

I wore high heels without house at all weekend when going to three different parties, now ive got blisters forming on the backs of my heels and on the inside arches of my feet from where the leather shoe rubbed against my bare skin. Maybe my feet are just too tender, because I had several band-aids on and still got these blisters! Hopefully this antiperspirant and baby powder trick works!

I am developing tiny blisters between my toes. The blisters heals and then they come back again (recurring). The blisters cause exstreme itching. Do you have any idea what this condition might be.

My chemo has caused me to have blisters all over my feet, hands, back and legs. I have done steroids. Anyone have any home remedies?

There are special lubricants, sprays and creams that specifically prevent the occurrence of foot blisters. If you find that blisters are appearing at specific spots on your feet, applying these treatments prior to walking may help keep the blister from forming. These treatments can usually be found in drug stores and shoe stores. They can be used as a preventative measure to cushion the area where the foot blisters occur. ref:http://www.wisegeek.com/how-can-i-prevent-foot-blisters.

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