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Clear Fluid Filled Pimple, Red Mark After Popping, No Itching
Hi a few weeks ago on my arm there was a small bubble, kind if like a pimple , and I popped it and a small about of clear fluid came out and it turned into a small red mark and looked like skin does after a burn but it looked like a part of skin was missing where it popped, and it s still there. I also got one within the past week again on the same arm and popped it again and now it s doing the same thing as the other. It doesn t itch or anything.
Mon, 19 Aug 2013
Hello,
Welcome and thanks for posting your query to HCM.
After reading your query it appears to be possibility of either a insect bite hypersensitivity or a starting of a blistering disease. Now from the history only we can not predict the exact cause to your problem. As the blisters are regularly forming so very first thing to be done form your side is to check for any insects such as mosquito or bed bugs. If it is not there and still the blisters are forming then it is best to consult a dermatologist as soon as the blister is formed.
Meanwhile do not pop up the blister form your side as it can get secondarily infected and then you may need antibiotics.
Hope it helps you.
With good health wishes.
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Kanodia
Welcome and thanks for posting your query to HCM.
After reading your query it appears to be possibility of either a insect bite hypersensitivity or a starting of a blistering disease. Now from the history only we can not predict the exact cause to your problem. As the blisters are regularly forming so very first thing to be done form your side is to check for any insects such as mosquito or bed bugs. If it is not there and still the blisters are forming then it is best to consult a dermatologist as soon as the blister is formed.
Meanwhile do not pop up the blister form your side as it can get secondarily infected and then you may need antibiotics.
Hope it helps you.
With good health wishes.
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Kanodia
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