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Dealing with blisters

9 June 2026 In News By thewoundguy

Dealing with blisters

One of the questions that colleagues regularly ask me is … how do I manage blisters?

It is a subject upon which universal guidance has been hard to reach. Blisters can be associated with burns, infection, inflammatory conditions, trauma, surgery, adhesives and allergies … you can probably think of other pathologies too.

Karen Ousey and her colleagues have given us a real head start with this latest consensus document published by Wounds International – entitled “Understanding blistering: causes, treatment and prevention.”

Thank you Karen and your team for these insights and advisories for clinical practice.

https://woundsinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/MOL26_CD_Blistering_WUWHS_WEB.pdf

 

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