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How To Heal The Round Cut That Looks Like A Blister Under My Right Toe ?

I have a blister with what looks like a round cut above it and its under my right toe and its bleeding and it hurts when i step on it. I got it while playing basketball and how do i heal it quick. i took the skin off that has been ripped while i was playing and cleaned it with ethyl alcohol and put a bandage over night and this morning it doesnt looked like it has healed. im afraid of putting on a new band aid because i dont want it to stick thus when its healing it will rip off the healing skin. How do i heal this or treat this to get better? how do i prevent it from happening again?
Fri, 27 Dec 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
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You should keep the affected area clean and dry. Clean it with lukewarm saline water or an antiseptic solution twice a day.
Apply an antibiotic cream over it twice a day.
Do not apply any bandage over it.
Protect it from dust.
Wear open footwear as far as possible .
You might need a course of oral antibiotics if the infection persists or increase.

Dr Geetika Paul
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How To Heal The Round Cut That Looks Like A Blister Under My Right Toe ?

Hi You should keep the affected area clean and dry. Clean it with lukewarm saline water or an antiseptic solution twice a day. Apply an antibiotic cream over it twice a day. Do not apply any bandage over it. Protect it from dust. Wear open footwear as far as possible . You might need a course of oral antibiotics if the infection persists or increase. Dr Geetika Paul