[header] How to pop a blood blister [title] Pop larger blood blisters. [step] You should try to refrain from popping blood blisters if possible. However, if it gets too painful, you can pop larger blood blisters.
[header] How to pop a blood blister [title] Pop larger blood blisters. [step] You should try to refrain from popping blood blisters if possible. However, if it gets too painful, you can pop larger blood blisters.
If your blood blister is larger than a pea, or it is causing significant discomfort, pain, or interfering with walking or working, you can carefully pop the blood blister. [substeps] You should know that this can significantly increase the risk of infection, so be very careful and follow the instructions as closely as possible. To minimize the possibility of getting blood blisters, you can pop smaller blood blisters. [substeps] Do not pop larger blood blisters on your hands or feet. Popping your blood blisters could cause irritation. You can pop the puncture wounds on areas you're not used to. Open a vein and insert a needle-a syringe should be provided-through the tissue near the wound, typically through a vein. Drag the needle to bleed the blood into the blood blister, and then hold it there for 15 to 30 seconds.