Some viruses can cause water blisters. Chicken pox and shingles, for example, begin with the formation of small blisters that burst after a day or so, and then begin to crust over and scab. Scabs should be watched for any signs of pus as these may indicate infection.
Allergies to substances resulting in contact dermatitis may also cause water blisters. Some people have significant allergies to detergents or cleaning chemicals that can at first show up as blisters. Blisters and/or rash may be present and should be evaluated by a doctor to rule out a viral cause. Poison oak and ivy can also cause water blisters.
Prickly heat, resulting from exposure to high heat in humid areas may also create water blisters. Blisters usually tend to resolve overnight, leaving behind a raised and irritated rash. As well, direct exposure to the sun, and extremely bad sunburns may blister the skin like contact burns. If the skin forms waters blisters with minimal sun exposure, this may indicate heightened skin sensitivity to the sun.
There are other conditions, I would recommend that you be evaluated by a
doctor for a correct diagnosis.
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Posted by firefox
Appear overnight. No friction from working with hands. Very worried. I have read some literature and it mentioned it can be caused by genital herpes. I have had no sores or blisters on my genitals ever. I have not had any on my fingers, just knuckles and just on my right hand.