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How do I Get Rid of a Blood Blister?
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A blood blister will typically go away on its own within a week or two. Your second option it to pierce it with a sterilized needle. I suggest option one as option two can open you up to potential infections. A blood blister is much easier to look at and deal with than say a staff infection. Q&A Related to "How do I Get Rid of a Blood Blister?"
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A blood blister will typically go away on its own within a week or two. Your second option it to pierce it with a sterilized needle. I suggest option one as option two can open you
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Blood blisters are regular blisters that are filled with blood rather then the clear puss and liquid they are generally. The blood usually comes into the blister because it is pinched
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The fastest way to get rid of a blister is to pop it, you can clean it with alcohol then sterilize a needle (by fire and let it cool) then poke a tiny hole in it and drain it then
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Blood blisters are filled with blood instead of the usual clear fluid that is typically seen in blisters. They are more severe than regular blisters as the blood vessels have ruptured
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