Understanding Lip Dermatitis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Lips Hello Doctor, I would like to ask for your advice. When I was around 17 years old, I suddenly experienced swelling around my lips, accompanied by a burning sensation and small blister-like rashes on my lips, which sometimes produced a watery discharge. At that time, I was ...
Dr. Zhong Yitun Reply:
At the age of 17, one day my lips suddenly swelled, and there were small blisters that burned intensely, which was likely herpes. If the topical medication you applied contains steroids, it may delay healing at best, or worsen the condition at worst. The herpes virus can be defea...[Read More] Understanding Lip Dermatitis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Blisters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Blisters are fluid-filled A blister is a small pocket of
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
The meaning of the question is unclear?[Read More] Understanding Blisters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Understanding Skin Issues: Blisters, Itching, and Foot Fungus Solutions
Please? About a week ago, I started developing blisters on my hands. Sometimes they itch, and at other times, I unconsciously want to pop them, but they keep multiplying. I've experienced this before, and it usually resolves after some time. What should I do now? Additionall...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello! Please visit a dermatology specialty medical institution to obtain an accurate diagnosis and treatment. Sincerely, Dr. Cheng Li-Chen, Dermatology Department, Taoyuan Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare.[Read More] Understanding Skin Issues: Blisters, Itching, and Foot Fungus Solutions
Understanding Blisters After Cryotherapy for Warts: What to Do?
Wart I underwent cryotherapy, but I developed blisters. Is this normal, or should I pop them?
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, cryotherapy aims to destroy the lesion, and sometimes blisters may occur as part of the treatment response. If the blister is not large and does not affect your daily life, it is advisable not to intentionally pop it. Once the blister crusts o...[Read More] Understanding Blisters After Cryotherapy for Warts: What to Do?
Managing Blisters After Cryotherapy for Warts: What You Need to Know
Blister I have developed over ten "warts" on the surface of my hands and feet. Five days ago, I went to a government dermatology clinic for "cryotherapy" (this is already my third session), but this time many of them have developed blisters, some with a diamet...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
If you have povidone-iodine, adhesive bandages, and disinfectant gauze at home, you can care for the wound like a regular injury. If the wound is not large, it can be allowed to dry naturally until the scab falls off. Avoid swimming or any activities that involve water to prevent...[Read More] Managing Blisters After Cryotherapy for Warts: What You Need to Know
Understanding Blisters on the Foot: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Blisters on the soles of the feet? I recently went to Kenting for a trip, and a few days after returning, I noticed a small blister in the center of my left foot. It improved a bit after I popped it, but a few days later, I found another small blister on my left pinky toe. What k...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
He has two possibilities: one is athlete's foot (vesicular type), and the other is sweat-induced eczema. Sometimes, a microscopic examination may be required in the outpatient clinic. Wishing you safety.[Read More] Understanding Blisters on the Foot: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Understanding Burn Blisters: Healing and Skin Changes Explained
Burns Hello, I would like to ask about blisters that formed after a burn. I applied medication, and it is healing, but the skin is still red. What does this mean? Only the area with blisters is like this; the other areas without blisters are not. Thank you!
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello! When a wound is healing, there are more newly formed blood vessels, which is why it appears red. Over time, this redness will fade. Best wishes for health from Dr. Cheng Li-Chen, Dermatology, Taoyuan Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare.[Read More] Understanding Burn Blisters: Healing and Skin Changes Explained
How to Treat Burns and Prevent Scarring: Expert Advice
Burns Hello doctor, I would like to ask you, if I burned my hand with hot water and the skin shows redness, swelling, and blisters, I have bought burn ointment to apply. Now the wound is a bit itchy, but the skin color appears darker than before. I'm not sure if this will le...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello! Generally speaking, second-degree burns that cause blisters, if properly cared for, usually do not leave scars. You will need to visit the outpatient clinic to determine the depth of the burn and whether it will leave a scar. Best wishes for your health from Dr. Cheng Li-C...[Read More] How to Treat Burns and Prevent Scarring: Expert Advice
Understanding Lip Blisters: Causes, Treatment, and Scarring Concerns
Regarding skin issues? Doctor Jiang, I developed a small blister above my lip over the past couple of days, and it seems to have gotten larger after waking up. What could be the cause of this? Should I apply any medication, and if so, what type? Will it resolve on its own, and is...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
The most likely scenario is that you have contracted simple herpes. Approximately 80% of the general population has experienced this condition. Topical antiviral medications such as Zovirax can be applied, and it will not leave any scars. Wishing you well.[Read More] Understanding Lip Blisters: Causes, Treatment, and Scarring Concerns
Understanding Shingles: Symptoms, Complications, and Treatment Options
Shingles Hello, doctor! I have developed small blisters on my abdomen, waist, and back. After a dermatological examination, I was diagnosed with herpes zoster, and the pain has been unbearable. The prescription provided by the doctor only offers slight pain relief, but the bliste...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello! Shingles can indeed be very painful. Based on your description, it is possible that the blisters are larger and deeper, causing the rupture of the subcutaneous microvessels, which leads to the occurrence of hemorrhagic blisters. Since the onset of the condition has been tw...[Read More] Understanding Shingles: Symptoms, Complications, and Treatment Options
Understanding Skin Pain: Possible Signs of Shingles or Other Conditions
Skin pain Hello, Dr. Chen. I have been experiencing a skin issue for the past couple of days. I have a painful sensation in my lower left abdomen and lower back, similar to the pain associated with a cold, although I do not have a cold. The area of pain is gradually expanding, an...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello: In response to your question: Based on your description, it does sound like a precursor to shingles, which can present with pain or abnormal sensations in the distribution of the same nerve ganglion. I'm not sure if you have noticed the appearance of typical skin lesi...[Read More] Understanding Skin Pain: Possible Signs of Shingles or Other Conditions
Managing Firework Burns: Treatment for Blisters and Wound Care
Burn injuries caused by fireworks? Female: 46 years old (my mother) from Chiayi County, has been treated at Chiayi Christian Hospital. She has sustained second to third degree burns covering 32.5% of her body, with the left arm being the most severely affected, as well as the pal...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello, in response to your questions: 1. Blisters may occur due to tissue exudation. If you are concerned about care, they can be punctured, but it is best to have this done by healthcare professionals under sterile conditions to reduce the risk of infection. 2. If the wound ...[Read More] Managing Firework Burns: Treatment for Blisters and Wound Care
Effective Treatments for Skin Allergies in Children: A Guide
Skin allergy Hello Doctor, My niece was injured at the beach, and since then, whenever she has a wound (including mosquito bites, scratching, etc.), the affected area develops blisters and becomes red, swollen, and itchy. The more she scratches, the larger the area becomes. Aft...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello: In response to your question: Children at this age tend to have a stronger reaction to mosquito bites than adults, and they are less able to control their urge to scratch, which can exacerbate the affected area and even lead to secondary bacterial infections. Please work c...[Read More] Effective Treatments for Skin Allergies in Children: A Guide
Understanding Chickenpox Contagion: Key Periods and Vaccination Insights
The contagiousness of chickenpox? The period of highest contagiousness for chickenpox occurs from about 1 to 2 days before the rash appears until all the blisters have crusted over, which typically takes about 5 to 7 days after the rash onset. The incubation period for chickenpox...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
The incubation period for chickenpox is approximately 2 to 3 weeks, so it becomes contagious a few days after infection and remains contagious until the rash has crusted over. It is transmitted through respiratory droplets, so wearing a mask can help prevent most infections. Inde...[Read More] Understanding Chickenpox Contagion: Key Periods and Vaccination Insights
Effective Treatments for Athlete's Foot: Managing Itchy Blisters and Peeling Skin
Athlete's foot I have athlete's foot, which only causes mild peeling, but the most bothersome part is that small blisters appear on my feet and they are itchy. I have previously used small scissors to puncture them, but they keep coming back. At one point, I had six bli...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, there are many reasons why blisters may form on the feet. It is not necessarily limited to athlete's foot; conditions such as dyshidrotic eczema and foot eczema are also possibilities. If the issue persists, it is advisable to consult a d...[Read More] Effective Treatments for Athlete's Foot: Managing Itchy Blisters and Peeling Skin
Understanding Blisters and Peeling Skin: Causes, Treatments, and Concerns
Blisters and peeling skin Hello Dr. Jiang: I have a troubling issue. Since around April of this year, I have been developing many small blisters on my fingers, which then harden and eventually peel off. I have seen several doctors, but none have been able to effectively control i...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
Dear Youyou: Based on your description, it appears to be dyshidrotic eczema. The exact cause of this condition is unknown, and it often occurs seasonally, most commonly in the spring and summer or during seasonal transitions. While the precise triggers are unclear, a small number...[Read More] Understanding Blisters and Peeling Skin: Causes, Treatments, and Concerns
Understanding Hand Blisters: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention
Sometimes blisters can form on the hands? Hello Doctor, I apologize for bothering you during your busy schedule. I would like to ask about the situation where small blisters sometimes appear on the sides of my fingers and on my palms. These can occur as several small blisters (or...
Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Based on your description, it appears to be dyshidrotic eczema, which is completely different from herpes. Currently, there is no specific cure for it. It is advised not to pop the blisters to prevent bacterial infection. If you experience any discomfort, please visit a dermatolo...[Read More] Understanding Hand Blisters: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention
Understanding Blistering on the Soles: Causes and Treatments
Blisters on the soles of the feet that burst and release clear fluid? Hello, Dr. Jiang. Whenever I have winter or summer vacations, or during longer breaks, I notice that many blisters appear on the soles or the edges of my feet. They are not painful, but the skin is quite thick....
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
Based on your description, the skin condition on your feet may be classified as dyshidrotic eczema. The exact cause of this condition is unclear and is related to individual constitution. It commonly occurs on the hands or feet and often flares up during seasonal changes, particu...[Read More] Understanding Blistering on the Soles: Causes and Treatments
Burn Treatment: Managing Blisters and Scarring After a Motorcycle Accident
Burns After school, I got burned by a motorcycle exhaust pipe. When I got home, my mom applied some medication. However, after applying the medication, the blister became larger. I'm not sure if I can remove the blister. Also, should I avoid water? Will it leave a scar in th...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello Ms. Huang: Essentially, if a blister is intact, it can form a natural protective barrier. However, if the blister is large and difficult to manage, it is advisable to seek medical attention. A physician can help drain the blister and, afterwards, you should avoid getting it...[Read More] Burn Treatment: Managing Blisters and Scarring After a Motorcycle Accident
Understanding Scalp Blisters: Causes, Treatments, and Remedies
Blisters on the scalp? Dear Hospital, Hello, my mother has recently developed blisters on her scalp. I have heard that this may be caused by prolonged hair treatments. Could you please tell me what kind of condition this is? How can it be treated, and which medications would be ...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello Mr. Chen: Based on what you described, it is likely that your mother is experiencing contact dermatitis caused by the perm solution. As for treatment, it is advisable to consult a dermatologist for a definitive diagnosis and appropriate treatment.[Read More] Understanding Scalp Blisters: Causes, Treatments, and Remedies