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Any Ideas About Itchy Blisters On The Toes With An Appearance Of A Burning Foot?

I'm a female, age 52 and have blisters on my toes. Sometimes they itch but not usually, my toes kind of burn. My feet look burned.Started on left foot but now I have some on re foot. Went to the dr and they have no idea, not athletes foot. Referred me to podiatry on monday
Thu, 6 Mar 2014
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Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic

There are different possible causes for blister formation. In some persons, they may occur as a result of an allergic reaction to an agent such as creams/soaps/sock or shoe material.

Blisters may also occur due to: (1) infection
(2)autoimmune disease
(3)pemphigoid
(4)pemphigus vulgaris
(5)burns
(6)trauma
(7)idiopathic (cause not known)

You may want to visit a dermatologist for assessment. He or she may be able to give you a diagnosis based on examination of the lesions.

I hope this helps
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Any Ideas About Itchy Blisters On The Toes With An Appearance Of A Burning Foot?

Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic There are different possible causes for blister formation. In some persons, they may occur as a result of an allergic reaction to an agent such as creams/soaps/sock or shoe material. Blisters may also occur due to: (1) infection (2)autoimmune disease (3)pemphigoid (4)pemphigus vulgaris (5)burns (6)trauma (7)idiopathic (cause not known) You may want to visit a dermatologist for assessment. He or she may be able to give you a diagnosis based on examination of the lesions. I hope this helps