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Old 07-05-2013, 11:42 PM   #13
BridgesAndBalloons
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I think you might be best off gently cleaning it with warm water, anything more harsh might not aid healing, healing tissue can be quite sensitive. Or a sea salt soak solution (a generous pinch of salt per pint/500ml of warm water) I've often cleaned blisters with a gentle sea salt solution.

I've left plasters off during the night and then used them in the day when wearing footwear, then when I get home gently cleaning blisters and leaving them to air dry. Although if it's a blister that's quite "wet" producing a lot of lymph fluid then I dress it.





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