How to treat blood blister sting

If you do not pay attention to your diet and lifestyle, it will easily cause some abnormalities in your body, and it will also induce the occurrence of some diseases. Some people will have blood blister thorns, so patients must pay attention to their diet, insist on doing a good job of hygiene every day, and at the same time ensure adequate sleep. Do not take medicine blindly to avoid causing harm to the body. So how to treat blood blister thorns?

First, how to treat blood blister? Blood blister is also called corn. Condition analysis: Corn is caused by the long-term squeezing and friction of local skin antibodies, resulting in the proliferation of stratum corneum, which is shaped like a cone and embedded in the skin. The tip protrudes into the dermis and compresses the nerve endings. Once the local area is compressed or squeezed, it will cause obvious pain. The base of the cone is a round or oval on the skin surface. The light yellow hard spot has clear boundaries and is generally the size of a soybean. Treatment should aim to relieve symptoms and correct biomechanical abnormalities. Shaving the callus and removing the central core of the corn can quickly relieve symptoms. Damage can be filed away periodically by soaking in warm soapy water. Topical salicylic acid or urea can help soften calluses. Soft insole reduces friction and improves comfort. Properly fitting footwear and the use of appropriate orthotics are fundamental solutions to the problem. Salicylic acid and dichloroacetic acid are effective treatments. After carefully scraping the corn and removing the central core, apply a 40% salicylic acid ointment. Remove the ointment after 48 hours, wipe off the white impregnated skin, and apply a new ointment. Repeat this process until the corn heals.

Second, blisters appear on the soles of the feet, mostly due to subcutaneous hemorrhage caused by injury, or blood accumulation without skin damage. It may be caused by local injury due to pedicure or external force. It may be accompanied by pain and other discomfort. You can use a sterilized needle to puncture the wound, drain the accumulated blood, and then use hydrogen peroxide to clean the needle hole. Necrotic skin may appear after a few days. After the necrotic skin is removed, new skin can grow again. If you are afraid, you can go to the minor surgery department of the hospital for treatment.

How to treat blood blister sting? The water flowing out of the blood blister after laser surgery will not be infected, but bacteria and microorganisms from the outside can invade and cause infection, so appropriate anti-inflammatory treatment is still necessary. Follow your doctor's advice and actively use antibiotics to prevent infection, such as cephalosporins, penicillins, quinolones, etc. Clean and disinfect surgical wounds regularly, and eat less spicy and irritating foods. After surgery, get more rest, eat a balanced diet, and take appropriate anti-inflammatory treatment to prevent infection. Avoid frying, deep-frying, spicy and irritating foods.