Does anyone here have a good method for dealing
with blisters on the soles of the foot?

Quickest way to get them to heal!

thanks

tbz

• Quickest way to get them to heal!

Hexarelin…

Baking soda paste. Or pop them and douse liberally with Dettol.

what does the paste actually do?

The_observer said:

what does the paste actually do?

probably stings.

I’ve had blisters and just walked carefully for a few days.

Dries the blister without popping it so no risk of infection.

The_observer said:

Does anyone here have a good method for dealing
with blisters on the soles of the foot?

Retire to comfortable chair with a good brandy, and drink a salute to Henry Ford.

roughbarked said:

The_observer said:

what does the paste actually do?

probably stings.

I’ve had blisters and just walked carefully for a few days.

but then I’ve often had to pick up the hoe again the next day..

roughbarked said:

but then I’ve often had to pick up the hoe again the next day..

Dare i touch a straight line like that one?

Their my daughters feet,

the blisters have popped,

& she has to play rep netball, Sunday.

The_observer said:

Their my daughters feet,

the blisters have popped,

& she has to play rep netball, Sunday.

soak in salty water, dry and tell her to stay off her feet until they stop hurting, then walk around barefoot.. she’ll be right by Sunday.

Keep ‘em dry and clean once they’ve been popped.

Should be right by Sunday.

What age is she? What was the cause of the blisters?

If they’ve already popped, wear thick socks on Sunday :)

>>soak in salty water, dry and tell her to stay off her feet until they stop hurting, then walk around barefoot.. she’ll be right by Sunday.
<

sounds good

Divine Angel said:

If they’ve already popped, wear thick socks on Sunday :)

Skin under blisters heals very quickly.

Don’t put bandaids on blisters to reduce pressure and protect them. It doesn’t work, you are better off building a wall of bandaid around the blister which reduces pressure on it.

roughbarked said:

Skin under blisters heals very quickly.

It’s rarely damaged at all. Blister form precisely to prevent deeper damage.

>>What age is she? What was the cause of the blisters?
<<

14, & her orthotics caused them today when she played basketball

The orthotics are new?

• she has to play rep netball

In that case, skip the Hexarelin…

The_observer said:

>>What age is she? What was the cause of the blisters?
<<

14, & her orthotics caused them today when she played basketball

does she need her orthotics to play a game?

captain_spalding said:

roughbarked said:

but then I’ve often had to pick up the hoe again the next day..

Dare i touch a straight line like that one?

:) you could always try.

>>> does she need her orthotics to play a game?
<

Not really, she doesn’t normally wear them for sport

Thanks for all the advise;

have to sign off now, cooking pizza

dettol and wire brush

The_observer said:

>>> does she need her orthotics to play a game?
<

Not really, she doesn’t normally wear them for sport

That is what I was thinking.. My daughter had orthotics but they are a developmental thing.. if they don’t fit well with playing basketball either get some specially made for the basketball boots or.. go without for the game.

The_observer said:

Thanks for all the advise;

have to sign off now, cooking pizza

Two more questions:

1. What’s on the pizza?

2. Can i come over to your place for dinner?

metho soaked rag, WB&D, HTFUacino and borage poultice

The_observer said:

Their my daughters feet,

the blisters have popped,

& she has to play rep netball, Sunday.

Frankly, if she can’t play with blisters and broken ankles and torn knees she’s got no future in Netball.

Netball has the highest injury rate, longest healing time, most long-term trouble etc etc of any sport.

Dr Scholl Moleskin.