Blisters are fluid filled lesions that develop in response to repeated friction on the skin. Open blisters can be very painful and take several days to heal.
What causes blisters? Blisters develop as a result of repeated friction and rubbing, often from tight or ill-fitting shoes. How to treat blisters? Blisters can take several days to heal. Treatments focus on protecting the blister from further friction. Blisters come in various sizes and Compeed have developed their range taking this into account. Compeed blister patches repel water, dirt and bacteria keeping the plasters firmly in place and your blister protected at all times.
The hydrocolloid particles within the patches absorb wound fluid, creating a gel that protects the wound keeping in the moisture and preventing scab formation. Delivered within five working days. Delivered Mon-Fri excluding weekend and bank holidays. Additional terms and conditions apply, please click here. No Prescription? They relieve pain and pressure instantly and prevent further thickening of the skin.
Blister plasters work by creating a second skin over the blister in order to both protect it from infection but also prevents the blister from developing further and aides the growth of new skin. They also provide deep cushioning to the affected area by absorbing excess moisture and forming a protective buffer. Diabetics: consult with your doctor before use. A corn is an area of thickened skin that occurs as a result of pressure, normally over a bony prominence.
Nature always tries to protect itself from damage and this is why the skin becomes thicker. Corns are painful on pressure. This is called the nucleus and is an inverted conical area of compacted skin, pointing to the area of most pressure and pain.
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