HOW DO I FIX?

[Inv3rted]

So I woke up with this giant, yellow, puss-filled blister this morning. I had a bandaid on it for a few hours, but the pressure it applied soon created unbearable pain. My doctor has told me to go out and buy some Bactroban Cream, and I just applied it. It's pretty much all soaked in in the picture, so that's all puss you're seeing. Should I just take a needle, sterilize it, and pop it?

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[Chrono]

Yes.

[Moriarty]

you found your answer!

[Placid]

Ouch.

[Plasmus]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH IT BURNSSSSSS

[Fjeld]

Pop it then wrap the area in a sterile bandage.

If it swells ice it.

[zackin5]

Put duct tape on it

[Saxophone]

Put duct tape on it

Just pop it, and put on some cream, and sterile bandage.

And, why is your foot blue?

[General Omega]

Yes.

This I understand but do the other post have to just spam the damn topic?

On topic:
Yes, pop it. Best get that stuff out. You might also want to squeeze it out.

@Sax:
It is his and and that is the lighting.

[Bacon]

thats what you get when you go to india

[Justin K.]

You probably shouldn't pop it but i would.   

[Bisjac]

popping blisters is more of an aesthetic choice, or like if you cant walk because of one on your foot somewhere.
your body blisters for a reason, just leave it.
no point in making a minor injury into an open wound just because its annoying.

[Inv3rted]

Problem is, I don't know what caused it. I think it could be that I got a little scrape there from my braces last night, and while sleeping it got infected.

Also, the reason why I'm reluctant to pop it is because I have a phobia of needles.

[General Nick]

Best to see someone who is a doctor.

[Inv3rted]

Best to see someone who is a doctor.

I did. All she said was to apply that cream I mentioned thrice daily for ten days.