Blisters on your feet can and are usually caused by the shoes you wear. This can be solved by changing into more comfortable shoes to avoid friction. However, sometimes blisters on your feet can result from Diabetes-- are you diabetic? If so, please see your doctor.
If not, these blisters on your feet may not be blisters at all. The best thing for you to do it have a podiatrist or a dermatologist take a look at your feet so that you can get an accurate diagnosis of what is actually spreading on your feet and how to treat it.
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Hi Anonymous,
Blisters on your feet can and are usually caused by the shoes you wear. This can be solved by changing into more comfortable shoes to avoid friction. However, sometimes blisters on your feet can result from Diabetes-- are you diabetic? If so, please see your doctor.
If not, these blisters on your feet may not be blisters at all. The best thing for you to do it have a podiatrist or a dermatologist take a look at your feet so that you can get an accurate diagnosis of what is actually spreading on your feet and how to treat it.
Please keep us posted,
Rosa
January 11, 2012 - 7:44amThis Comment
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