Blisters: When to Cover and When to See a Doctor
Small blister (pencil eraser size): Cover with adhesive bandage until healed.
Large or painful blister: See a doctor for professional drainage. Bandaging can increase pressure and pain.
Signs of infection (redness, swelling, pus): Seek immediate medical care.
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