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water bubble
by nicky18, Feb 14, 2008 01:41AM
hi,
Few days back i had a water bubble on my heel by wearing my old shoes.I wore them for the whole day and they seemed to be a little tight now.so they kept on hurting me.the bubble bursted and water started to come out.unfortunately I hurt my self on the same spot the next day as well.now after two days its still hurting and i feel theres water around that spot.the area around the bubble has become soft.i m using those very day ointments for minor cuts and burns. Please tell me if this is some serious kind of infection? should i go to the doctor?
Few days back i had a water bubble on my heel by wearing my old shoes.I wore them for the whole day and they seemed to be a little tight now.so they kept on hurting me.the bubble bursted and water started to come out.unfortunately I hurt my self on the same spot the next day as well.now after two days its still hurting and i feel theres water around that spot.the area around the bubble has become soft.i m using those very day ointments for minor cuts and burns. Please tell me if this is some serious kind of infection? should i go to the doctor?
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I think what you have is an inflammatory response to pain of wearing old shoes. In case if you have inflammatory response then there would be some collection at the area, which if drained then it would lead to discharge of whitish non-infected fluid.
I think you should stop using old shoes.
This also might be an allergic response.
You can continue to apply your ointments, but you can start with Anti-inflammatory medicines to help further in getting over pain.
Keep me informed if you have any queries.
Bye.