whe you pop a blister on your feet, what is that liquid that comes ojut out?

Answer 1

'The fluid inside a blister is called serum. It's a watery liquid that leaks from nearby tissues and blood vessels that have been destroyed. This blister filled with serum provides pillow-like protection for the skin beneath it. '

Answer 2

Similar to sweat. The difference is that it is not extruded from a sweat gland at the skin's surface. It is a result of the body's attempt to cool off an injury, due to heat or friction.

That is whe popping a blister can be so risky. It is an opening into the body, unprotected by a normal, healthy layer of skin. Popping the blister exposes the body to infection, the same as any other wound may do.

Answer 3

A blister is Nature's bandaid and shouldn't be deliberately popped. If it breaks on its own, be sure and wash the area very well and apply a bandaid to protect the tender skin underneath. The serum that leaks out was the body's way of protecting and helping heal and prevent infection in the area.

Answer 4

it's plasma. it's the stuff that your blood is made of. red blood cells are the reason plasma, or blood, appears red. because a blister is beneath your skin, and not in your blood stream, there is no way for red blood cells to form. therefore, it's simply blood without red blood cells.

Answer 5

the liquid is just a fluid that your body produces around an injuried site, its what would cause swelling. its used to help heal the wound.

Answer 6

that is lymph. It is there to protect the blistered area.

Answer 7

antibodies fighting the blister so it doesnt get infected.

Answer 8

its your brains seeping from your body

Answer 9

plasma

Answer 10

pus