tiny blisters id needed?

[anonymous-user]

Hi, I keep getting these on the top of both feet and don't know what they are? ( apart from blisters ) hence don't know how to treat them as can't find a cream that works? Thanks in advance

[anonymous-user]

mgsontour said:

Hi, I keep getting these on the top of both feet and don't know what they are? ( apart from blisters ) hence don't know how to treat them as can't find a cream that works? Thanks in advance

Don't carry pens in your sock. The point is rubbing on your toe.

HTH

[Saleen836]

Do you get lots of them that end up blending into one big blister? (if that makes sense)

[anonymous-user]

Sometimes they do morph into a larger one or stay as a cluster of individuals or as the photo shows sometimes a lone wolf? They are very itchy and never on bottom of feet or in between toes?

[dudleybloke]

Foot aids.
Next time wear wellies.

[Captain Smerc]

Squeeze it , now !

[kinabalu]

Could it be this, I suffer on my feet when stressed, unlike normal friction type blisters they just get harder & harder, larger & larger & eventually dissipate leaving very thick flaky scar skin?

Popping with a pin is useless, full of clear liquid, they re seal & re fill within hours, key symptom is incredibly itchy, called Pompholyx.

https://patient.info/health/atopic-eczema/pompholy...

[anonymous-user]

I've just read the article and searched NHS and other good sources and the 'only' symptom I have is the itchy blisters, but never on my hands, never on soles of feet or between toes and no burning sensation, any other ideas?