What Should I Do If I Have Blisters on My Feet?
Blisters on the sole of the foot are usually caused by diseases such as athlete's foot and eczema, and generally require treatment with medication.
Athlete's Foot: Athlete's foot is usually caused by fungal infections, or it may be caused by factors such as living in highly polluted environments. Athlete's foot can cause symptoms such as itchy and odorous feet, and it can also irritate the skin, leading to blisters on the sole of the foot. Treatment generally involves the use of medications such as Mupirocin Ointment and Terbinafine Hydrochloride Cream.
Eczema: The specific cause of eczema is not yet clear. It may be caused by genetic factors or living in environments that are too dry or too humid. Eczema can cause symptoms such as small papules, and these papules can also irritate the skin, leading to blisters on the sole of the foot. Treatment generally involves the use of medications such as Calamine Lotion and Mometasone Furoate Cream.
During the treatment of these conditions, attention should be paid to maintaining local cleanliness. Avoid eating spicy and overly greasy foods.
