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Blisters on Top of My Blisters by maeflye Posted Fri 29 Jul 2005 12:00am Sea World today and it was a great day. We were there almost 10 hours and found plenty to do. The kids seemed less whiny today even though there was less to do than at Disney. I enjoyed it much more as the shows were great. HOWEVER, anyone who sits at the computer 18 hours a day 5 or 6 days a week should definitely not think she can be o ... Read on »

Is That Scratchy Throat Really A Cold? The Case Against Strep Throat (Part 1) by Dr. Steven P. Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 17 Jun 2010 5:55am Here's a typical patient that I see 2-3 time every day in my practice: A young woman comes in complaining of waking up Sunday morning with a sore and scratchy throat. She... snores like a train. She's worried that she has Strep throat. Her general exam, as expected, is normal. No throat inflammation, redness or swollen glands. Looking via a flexible Read on »

Common Causes Of A Sore Throat Soothing A Sore Throat by Bill .. Posted Thu 14 May 2009 4:39pm A sore throat may have many causes and it is important to find the right sore throat remedy for the particular condition that you have. Common Causes Of A Sore Throat...: accompanied by swelling of the glands in the throat. Strep throat: a streptococcal bacterial infection of the throat or tonsils, often accompanied by fever. Symptom of a viral Read on »

Is That Scratchy Throat Really A Cold? The Case Against Strep Throat (Part 2) by Dr. Steven P. Medical Doctor

Posted Mon 21 Jun 2010 9:23am In my last post I described a typical person that sees me for a few day history of throat pain. She has cold-like symptoms, but her exam is essentially normal. Her voice... with alcohol the night before she woke up with her throat pain. This confirms her laryngopharyngeal reflux disease diagnosis. But why does eating late cause throat pain the next morning Read on »

thursday blister poll by Nattie F. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 29 Nov 2008 12:32pm what is your blister prevention method Read on »

How to Prevent Blisters during Sport by Methods of Healing Patient Expert

Posted Tue 20 Jul 2010 6:02pm Sports are a great deal of fun, and they are great exercise. You should participate in sports that you enjoy as often as possible. One thing that you must be aware of, however, is how to prevent blisters during sport. When a blister... Read on »

How To Treat Blister on Your Feet Safely by Dr. Andrew Schneider Posted Mon 06 Jul 2009 12:00am A blister is a small pocket of fluid contained in the outer layers of the skin. A blister is caused by irritation of the skin from excessive rubbing, burning, freezing, chemicals toxic to the skin, or infection. It can contain blood, serum, or pus within it. If you are athlete you are probably very familiar with blisters. They commonly appear Read on »

Blisters! by Bella C Patient Expert

Posted Mon 23 Mar 2009 3:05pm Rule #1 for avoiding blisters - don’t unlace your shoes! This causes your feet to be able to slide around in your shoes, and no matter what kind of moisture-wicking fabric your socks are made of, blisters will ensue! Yes, I had major blisters on my feet on Saturday after my 6 mile walk. I could hardly walk, the pain was so bad. Not to sound Read on »

Beulah the Blister by Tri to Be Funny Patient Expert

Posted Mon 29 Mar 2010 4:37am My biggest war wound of the race was the abnormally full and quarter- sized blister that formed on the bottom of my foot. Who knew? I've never really been a blister kinda gal. In any event, Beulah had to go. Read on »

Blisters May Be Soft, But They Are Painful by Michael Nirenberg Posted Thu 18 Jun 2009 1:51pm Blisters are a common, annoying, and painful foot problem. At some point, nearly everyone gets at least one on their foot. A blister is a pocket of fluid that forms... blisters are due to a bony problem under the skin. Blisters are our body’s way of preventing the skin on our feet from breaking open. Unfortunately, blisters can be very painful Read on »