i had the same thing- it was dishydrotic eczema, and it majorly sucked. however it basically went away like 2 days after i tried tea tree oil. take a dap of concentrated oil (which you can buy anywhere) and put it wherever you have the eczema.
the only thing is that it will dry out your skin intensely, so moisturize with gentle unscented lotions, like aveeno. i've been free from it for about 5 months now! my skin is still a little pink around the area because i used to pick at the bubbles and peel the skin.but the eczema has never returned!
It is your lotion I promise you the same happened to me every time I put lotion on my feet. I switched to are vera feel for my dry skin
I have small bubbles filled with pus on the bottom of one foot mainly. Since I have pain walking, my solution is have someone with a clean needle pinch the skin a little and pop them like zits till clean blood comes out.Then disinfect with alcohol and an antibiotic ointment. A lot of toxins can come out of the bottom your feet. Eat no bad fats for 3 months and stick to it. Especially cheese and milk products. Spend money on fruit and vegetables and whole grains and seeds and nuts. Avoid or stop eating cheese. Cheese is 30% fat and bad bacterias so you will feel a lot better without it. There are alternatives more nutritional. Try parmesan cheese made with only cashews or walnuts, salt, dried food yeast for cheasey flavour and garlic. Most important go cheese free and milk free to resolve foot problems. Occasional yogurt is not that bad. BUT cheese should be removed from diet to improve skin health, foot health, and heart and blood health.
I have the exact same thing on palm of my right foot and left side, it seems to come and go but it's more severe during winter. I tried applying tea tree oil many times, it doesn't cure it, I don't think it's a fungus. Last night, yellow liquid was coming out of it and it hurts to walk on it, I booked an appointment with my GP and keeping my fingers crossed it's nothing serious :(
I also suffer the same can doctors help us with a solution...but I will definitely try the tea tree oil..
I get lil bubble filled with oil or water n all i do is pop them and in that spot they go away but pop up in diff areas.. I think it's from sweating in my work boots all day..any input on got to make it stop.. They really dont bother me or hurt or itch i just keep popping them.. Is this ok to do
HI MY BABYGAL IS JUST 1 YEAR 8 MONTHS AND SHE HAS EZCEMA SHE ITCHES HER BODY THE WHOLE NIGHT AND CANNOT SLEEP, ITS LIKE FINE PIMPLES THATS INFECTED ON HER ENTIRE BODY AND ITCHES AS HELL, SHE STRATCHES SO BAD THAT IT STARTS TO BLEED, I HAVE TRIED ALMOST EVERYTHING AND IM SO HELPLESS TO SEE MY LITTLE ANGEL SUFFERING SO MUCH *TEAR* PLEASE HELP.....
My boyfriend has tiny puss pockets on his feet. His dr has prescribed a few creams to help the itching and flacking. Nothing seems to help!! He itches his feet so bad he breaks the skin open and I know that is not good
I took a hike at Joshua Tree almost 3 months ago and after being in the heat, I noticed small bumps in between my fingers. Just a few weeks ago, I noticed clusters of tiny blisters on the side of my right foot as well. After doing some online research, I think I have Pompholyx (aka dyshidrotic eczema). I tried putting on some antifungal Lotrimin cream but that didn't do anything). I noticed they are flaking and peeling and then new ones will form at random places. I want to avoid putting on any steroid creams so I will try the tea tree oil option, thanks!
Hello,
It can be due to dyshidrotic eczema. The other possibility is of exfoliative keratolysis. The first stage of pompholyx is acute and presents as itchy blisters on the hands, fingers and toes. Then the chronic stage shows more peeling, cracking, or crusting. Then the skin heals up, or the blistering may start again.
In exfoliative keratolysis, the first sign is one or more superficial air-filled blisters on the fingers or palms. The blisters burst to leave tender, circular areas. The symptoms are aggravated by exposure to irritants including water, soap, detergents and solvents.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.