What is blisterata? A complete guide.

Blisterata is a Bulgarian language word which refers or Blisters (a skin disease). 

Blisterata is unpleasant skin disorder in which outer layer of skin form a sac like structures which are filled with liquids. Blisterata can occur at any part of the body.

2. Blisterata and Skin layers.

There are total layers of human skin.

• Epidermis (outer layer)
• Dermis (middle layer)
• Hypodermis (Inner layer)

 

Blisterata occurs at epidermis the most outer layer of human body skin. Blisterata commonly affects hands, feet, under arms and wrists but it in rare conditions it can grow at any part of the human body.

3. Causes of Blisterata

There are many causes Blisterata. Primarily the bacteria involved in Blisterata skin disease is staphylococci (staph) bacteria. 

In rare cases when Blisterata affects lips and genital parts of body it is caused due to herpes simplex virus (types 1 and 2).

Other common causes of Blisterata are as follows.

• Allergic reaction and Blisterata

Blisterata can be result of any skin allergic reactions. Allergy causes are numerous. Some skins can develop allergic condition due to side effects of any drugs. Some people have food allergy of specific food items which may result in Blisterata.

• Skin Friction and Blisterata

Blisterata is also caused due to unpleasant skin frictions. Skin may get damaged due to friction by any hit or accident and develop wounds which lead to Blisterata.

• Sun Burn and Blisterata

Blisterata has been found common in people subjected to sun burn because the bacteria that causes Blisterata grow fast at sunburned skin.

• Chemical Reaction and Blisterata

It is found that Blisterata develop may be the result of chemical reaction. This chemical reaction can be due to any medical drugs, any skin ointment and topical agents used for skin glow purposes. These low-quality ointments and liquids can trigger chemical reaction that result in Blisterata.

• Chicken Pox and Blisterata

Chicken pox have been prime factor that lead the skin to develop Blisterata because chicken pox creates scares and boils on skin that lead to further damages like Blisterata.

 

4.How does Blisterata look like and their types

Blisterata look like a tiny sac like structure in the outer most layer of the body. Blisterata are circular in shape, filled with transparent fluid.

 On the basis of causes Blisterata are of mainly three types.

Sunburn and heat Blisterata	Transparent liquid filled
Friction Blisterata	Transparent and blood filled
Blood Blisterata	Blood filled or milky pus

 

5. Complication associated with Blisterata

If you do not pay due attention at Blisterata skin condition then it can lead to further complications like 

• Impetigo (unpleasant contagious skin infection that harms adults as well as children).
• Cellulitis (Skin infection that cause itching redness at the skin).
• Sepsis (A chain reaction of skin infections requires serious medical treatment).

6. When to seek medical help for Blisterata?

You require serious medical help in case your Blisterata at your skin feels 

• very painful (hard to touch).
• Causes sever itching.
• Recurrence (comes back again and again).

In such condition you should quickly reach your health care professional and seek medical treatment to avoid further complication of Blisterata.  

 

7. Cures for Blisterata (Medical and home remedies)

In most of the condition Blisterata recovers quickly and heal in few days but once you get encountered with this unpleasant condition here are some medical and home remedies that can help you to get rid of Blisterata.

• Fit Shoes

Always wear shoes that do not harm your feet.

 Wearing a soft fit size prevents the growth of Blisterata because your skin will not get damages with fit shoes and so you will not develop disease.

• Wear gloves

To avoid further spreading of Blisterata wear gloves that will keep your skin protected and no further chemical and bacterial reactions can harm your skin.

• Anti-bacterial soap

Use good quality anti-bacterial soap or sanitizer to inhibit bacterial growth in Blisterata infections. 

This will keep your skin healthy and contribute a lot in swift recovery.

• Sunblock lotion

In sunburn Blisterata use good quality sunblock lotion. 

Sunblock lotion protects the skin from harmful sun rays and inhibit the growth of bacteria that causes Blisterata.

• Petroleum jelly

Apply petroleum jelly on your skin. 

This will reduce the itching and painful feeling. Petroleum jelly softens the skin and give quick relief on Blisterata.

8. Any Benefits of Blisterata?

As we have discussed earlier that not all Blisterata are serious and they can heal automatically within few days. Blisterata develops as an immune reaction of body towards harmful bacterial and viral attacks. This Immune response is beneficial for body as Immunol protects the human skin tissues from further damaging. By making a sac like structure filled with fluid Blisterata works as protective sheet and cushion for sensitive skin tissues and save from further damages.

9.Note

Do not Brust Blisterata as it can lead to further harm. Allow Blisterata to heal automatically as it takes a week to dry and vanish. Apply gentle dressings to cover the Blisterata. Only consult your doctor when Blisterata causes too much pain and comes back again and again.