I find it difficult to wear pumps due to blisters.?

Question

Whenever I wear them, I get these blisters that are painful. Any ideas how I can reduce the chances of this happening again the next time I wear pumps?

And of course, there are times where you just have to wear pumps because of an occasion or an outfit so not wearing them is not an option.

And another thing, the blisters are at the back of my feet.

Answer 1

You could try scholl party feet gel sore spots/heel protectors to stick in your shoe to prevent rubbing.

Answer 2

To prevent blisters use these helpful tips. Powder your feet with Kingsford’s Corn Starch before putting on your shoes and socks. Twice a day, apply a wet Lipton Tea bag on any areas that are prone to getting blisters. The acid in the tea helps toughen the skin. Use shoe pads with activated charcoal to absorb moisture. This works to prevent your ankle and heel from rubbing against your shoes. When the style of shoe allows wear footie's to prevent chafing. Good Luck!

Answer 3

Are the blisters on the bottom? Try shoe cushions. On the toes? Maybe you need a wider width. Can you wear hosiery? That always cuts down on the rubbing.

Answer 4

The Brownish color stuff became prolly basically consistent with probability slightly blood (From you) mixed with some puss that popped out once you bumped the blister on the gas pump.and then after that it became basically sparkling liquid.i'm particular it wasn't HIV yet you could desire to out some neosporn or some thing like that so the burn wont get an infection with the help of alternative germs.

Answer 5

Get wider pumps. Or if you like use the little padded shoe inserts to help you out!

Answer 6

Yep, don't wear pumps.