Correct care for the bladder on the finger
A blister on the finger quickly appeared. But you should also take care of the bladder properly, otherwise inflammation can occur. Usually you don't need a doctor for this.
If you carry a bag that is too heavy and it cuts your hand, it can quickly become one bladder come on the finger. This is not bad, but it is uncomfortable for you because it usually happens in places that are constantly used. Do not puncture the bladder, treat it.
Treat a blister on your finger
- If it is a bubble that is still closed, simply glue it in band Aid on the spot. This protects the bladder and prevents it from rupturing.
- If you have a blister that is already open and bleeding, dab it with betaisodona to clean the wound and prevent infection. Here, too, the bladder must be supplied with a plaster.
- Try not to put too much strain on your finger for the next few days. Otherwise it can happen that the bladder bursts open, which is not bad, but it burns a bit.
How to avoid a bubble
- Wear suitable work gloves when working. These usually have padding in the right places.
- If you are carrying shopping bags, do not overfill them or you will cut your hand. It is better to take several bags and only fill them half full.
- Try to shift the pressure point on your hands again and again while working. This requires a bit of practice for some things and may be unusual, but protects against pressure points and blisters in the long term.
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A blister on the finger should never be pierced, wait until it dries up or bursts on its own. If the bladder bothers you very much, have a doctor treat it, who can open it under sterile conditions.
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