Should you go swmming with foot blisters?

It is generally not recommended to go swimming with foot blisters. Swimming with foot blisters can increase the risk of infection and delay the healing process.

Here are a few reasons why you should avoid swimming with foot blisters:

- Water can soften the skin around the blister, making it more vulnerable to infection.

- Swimming can introduce bacteria into the blister, which can lead to an infection.

- The friction of swimming can irritate the blister and make it more painful.

If you have a foot blister, it is best to keep it dry and protected. You can do this by:

- Wearing shoes that fit well and do not put pressure on the blister.

- Applying a bandage to the blister to protect it from friction.

- Keeping the blister clean and dry.

If you must go swimming with a foot blister, take precautions to protect it. You can do this by:

- Wearing waterproof bandages or a waterproof sock.

- Avoiding swimming in dirty water.

- Keeping the blister dry after swimming.

If you experience any pain, discomfort, or signs of infection, stop swimming and seek medical attention immediately.