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Sores On Feet Filled With Fluid, Dry Skin, Redness, Breakouts Due To Sweat And Heat. Treatment?

I get these fluid filled sores on my feet . When I did get into my doctor they were burst a looked like cracked dry skin with reddness around- she was non-committal and couldn t really say anything about it. I have one on my Heel now that is huge (1/2 x 1/4 ) and hurts like the devil. I only get them on my right foot-seems like it started 5 years ago. i break out inthe summerand when I sweat intne winter. Any ideas what it could be and how to treat it?
Wed, 6 Feb 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi,
From the description and onset of lesions, it seems these tiny fluid filled lesions could be a variant of eczema known as pompholyx. To treat the same application of topical steroid creams, emollients and taking antiallergic like cetirizine helps.
However, I would advise you to consult a dermatologist near by as these lesions should be differentiated from other conditions like plantar psoriasis or fungal infections(tines pedis which may present with fluid filled lesions at times)
Hope that answers your query.
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Dermatologist Dr. Surajit Gorai's  Response
hi,
welcome to hcm.
blister of that size may be abscess,blistering disorder of skin.
to comment about it few questions need to be answered.
like -is there any history of trauma/is it spreading/any discharge (eg.pus) is there/any such blister in other parts of body?
after all it need examination of that part for diagonosis.
but some general measures should be followed
1.keep the area clean
2.warm compress can be given
3.avoid trauma to that site
hope this will help.
if it increases/don't heal gradualy consult your family physician.
good luck.

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Sores On Feet Filled With Fluid, Dry Skin, Redness, Breakouts Due To Sweat And Heat. Treatment?

Hi, From the description and onset of lesions, it seems these tiny fluid filled lesions could be a variant of eczema known as pompholyx. To treat the same application of topical steroid creams, emollients and taking antiallergic like cetirizine helps. However, I would advise you to consult a dermatologist near by as these lesions should be differentiated from other conditions like plantar psoriasis or fungal infections(tines pedis which may present with fluid filled lesions at times) Hope that answers your query.