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Itchy water blisters: what could it be?

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Matthew Thompson6 Matthew Thompson6 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
Hey everyone.

I’ve got these weird, water-filled blisters popping up all over my hands. I'm honestly not even sure how to describe them properly, but they're everywhere and the itching is driving me insane.
I'm guessing it might be some kind of fungal infection.

Does anyone actually know how to get rid of this stuff?
wearyowl29 wearyowl29 Regular
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joined Feb 2014
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Matthew Thompson6 said:Hey everyone.

I've got these little watery blisters popping up all over my hands. I'm not even sure how else to describe them. There are quite a few of them, and man, they itch!
I’m guessing it might be some kind of fungal thing.

Does anyone know how to get rid of this stuff?

First things first: go see a doctor. And please, stop scratching! If you keep at it, you're going to end up with an infection and permanent scarring.

Maybe you touched something you're allergic to? Usually, if warm water makes the itching feel better, it's a reaction to pollen or grass—but since we aren't exactly in peak allergy season right now... well, just ask God what happened there.???

Anyway, don't go trying to play doctor on yourself... leave it to the pros.
Susan Gonzalez4 Susan Gonzalez4 Member
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florijan said:Hey everyone.

I’ve got these little watery blisters popping up all over my hands. Not sure how else to describe them. There are quite a few and they itch like crazy.
I'm guessing it's some kind of fungal thing.

Anyone know how to get rid of this?

Probably just an allergy. I get those whenever I wear cheap jewelry with nickel in it.
Just head to the doctor, grab some cream, and smear it on.

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