And don’t pop it! Most blisters will heal on their own in a few days, but popping one will lead to an open sore. “We don't want anything turning into an infection,” Dr. Vasile says ...

"With a blister, the body creates a sterile, warm, moist environment to promote healing," says Perlis. "While popping a blister may be tempting, it's best to try to avoid it. The fluid beneath the ...

Painful nipples or breasts are one of the top three reasons women stop breastfeeding earlier than usual (1). Nipple blisters while breastfeeding can cause pain and discomfort to the mother. A nipple ...