i wore new shoes and got blisters, what can i do to get rid of them faster?

Answer 1

Use a sterilised needle and slowly puncture the blister. Remove the liquid with a piece of cotton and wipe it off with an antiseptic. If problem persists consult a doctor.

Answer 2

Okay, something I am an expert in... LOL I *always* get blisters fom new shoes, and the best thing I've found are the blister bandaids they sell now. They're excellent!!! Dr. Scholls makes some, but so do Band-aid now and some other brands. Not only does it feel like you automatically have brand new skin, it also heals them a lot quicker. They make them in all sizes, so you can get some for your heels or toes.

PS - I also agree with some of the ppl here, if it hasn't burst you should pop it. Disgusting, but it won't go away if you don't. Use a sterilised needle to do it (clean the tip with rubbing alcohol first). Keep as much of the skin there as possible.

Answer 3

First of all obviously don't wear the same shoes again until they heal and a callous is formed. Try to avioid any type of shoe that will rub and irritate that same area.

The only thing you can do is keep the blisters clean and DRY! If your feet sweat maybe but a little baby powder on the area to avioid any more moisture which could make it worse.

Good Luck!

Answer 4

blisters are caused by shoes that are too tight or are rubbing against your feet in a repetitive way, causing abrasion. the first thing you should do is buy the right kind of shoes, maybe you should wear sandals instead. you should buy shoes that have lots of room in the toe and a good fit in the heel. also check your socks (some ppl say that cotton socks cause blistering and recommend acrylic socks, maybe try special blister-preventing socks made of CoolMax or polypropylene), or change your socks more often if they get damp from perspiration. blisters really are caused by sweat, because sweat softens the skin and makes them prone to blistering. you may want to lubricate your feet with vaseline or other special blister-preventative products. One guy said to put your foot in a bag of cornstarch before putting on your shoes, because cornstarch keeps your feet dry. Keep a blister kit on hand in case you do get a blister, you can treat it right away so it doesn't get infected. I like Dr. Scholl's products, like blister pads, Molefoam and Moleskin. You can actually put Moleskin on the spot that you think is going to blister before it blisters to prevent abrasion there. But nothing is going to help like a good pair of shoes, have you tried "Easy Spirit" brand? good luck, and hope your feet feel better soon.

Answer 5

Clean them out with some rubbing alcohol (you may have to pop the blister, if you do use a disinfected needle), then when clean put some neosporin and a band-aid, change it every so often. You can use that liquid band-aid stuff too. To stop new blisters, you might buy those insoles or use mole-skin cream to soften the areas that rub.

Answer 6

They have new band-aids out just for blisters. The best kind are the ones with the antibiotic on them. They are expensive though. I usually just let the blister take its course and try to keep on shoes that don't bother that area.

Answer 7

Buy stuff in drugstore called mole skin. It creates a nice cushion over the blisters so they will heal. I use them when hiking. You can cut them to the size of the blisters.

Answer 8

The shoes or the blisters


two points is two points!!!!

Answer 9

while taking good care of and treating blisters, you may prefer to the two enable them to heal on their very own, or drain them your self. If the blisters are actually not obtrusive it’s superb to enable them to heal on their very own as puncturing the outer layer of dermis will create an open wound and strengthen the probability of an infection.

Answer 10

I don't exactly know how to get rid of them...but if you want to prevent them the next time, use a little piece of duct tape where the shoe is hurting. It works really well.

Good luck.