HOME REMEDIES FOR AMPOLLES

Do not pop the blisters, no matter how tempting they

be.

Doing so increases the likelihood of infection.

Instead, use a ball of cotton soaked in Hamamelis virginiana to cleanse the area at least four times a day.

Witch hazel contains astringent tannins that absorb the

of the blister and relieve pain by increasing the circulation.

It also contains alcohol, which has a drying effect.

Rub the area lightly with an ice cube to alleviate the pain created by the formation of a blister.

Place a few drops of lavender essential oil in a gauze and place on the ampoule, as a dressing as an aromatherapy remedy.

Apply a layer of aloe vera gel directly on the affected area if an ampoule bursts. Aloe vera or aloe vera is one of the most recommended natural remedies popular wisdom, for its healing power is one of the most used plants when it comes to blisters. Its moisturizing properties help rapid healing and reduce inflammation. Drill a capsule of vitamin E oil and apply its contents on the affected area.

Immerse the feet or the affected area in hot water mixed with enough salt. This will help to disinfect the lesion and eliminate bacteria that could cause an infection, as well as stimulate circulation, accelerating the cell renewal process.

Apple cider vinegar has been used since ancient times to heal wounds and as an antibiotic, applied topically. It is one of the most used home remedies to clean wounds and eliminate bacteria thanks to its antiseptic power, given by the acetic acid it contains, so it could help you prevent infection once the blister appears. Always mix the vinegar with water when it is applied topically.

Garlic, in addition to being a condiment, has been used for medicinal purposes. Its antibacterial properties are ideal to protect the blisters of an infection, in addition to helping cell regeneration. Simply rubbing a clove of garlic in the affected area for about 5 or 10 minutes.

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However there are some recommendations that should be taken into consideration, do not burst the blister to avoid the risk of an infection. It is recommended according to some specialists to drain an ampule if it is too large.

If the blister has been drained, the skin covering the blister should not be removed, it is best to leave it on so that it protects the skin until it heals completely, it is recommended to protect it with a flexible adhesive bandage.

Ventilate the ampoule a little, leave it outdoors to ventilate during the night in order to achieve a faster healing.

Change damp or wet gauze, as it can be considered to have been contaminated and should be changed, should change the gauze quite frequently in case of activities that produce sweating and moisten.

It is important to remember to go to the doctor at all times if the blister does not improve and have symptoms such as redness, swelling, heat or thick liquid with a bad odor. In order to avoid major problems in the skin that require more extensive treatments.