Waterproof Hydrocolloid Pads Guard Gel Cushions

How to prevent heel blisters?

1. Change the time of wearing shoes: If wearing new shoes rubs the heels, the patient can change the time of wearing shoes, wear them for a short time first, and gradually increase the wearing time, which can effectively relieve the discomfort.

2. Use soft insoles: If the heel of the new shoes is too hard, the patient can put a soft cushion on the insole, which can play a buffering role and increase the comfort of wearing.

3. Cover the friction parts of the feet: The patient can put a Band-Aid on the friction parts of the feet, or use anti-friction stickers to prevent friction, which can effectively relieve the situation.

4. Wear socks: The patient can also wear socks with soft and breathable materials when wearing shoes, which can relieve the symptoms of heel rubbing.

5. Change shoes: If the shoes are too small, the patient should change the shoes in time to avoid affecting the health of the feet.

When choosing shoes, you should choose comfortable and suitable shoes to avoid affecting your health.

What should we do if I have blisters on my heels?

1. Improvement in daily life: When blisters appear on the heels, stop foot activities in time and take off shoes and socks. If the blisters are small, local cleaning and disinfection are generally required. Try to avoid pricking them privately. Smaller blisters will generally be absorbed slowly over time. However, during the recovery period, soft and comfortable shoes and socks should be worn as much as possible to avoid irritating the blister area again.

2. Puncture treatment: If the blister is large and accompanied by obvious local pain and other symptoms, it is generally necessary to use a sterile puncture needle to prick the blister, and then squeeze out the liquid in the blister to reduce the local inflammatory response and promote faster recovery of the local skin. At the same time, iodine solution needs to be used to disinfect the local area to play an anti-inflammatory and sterilization role.

3. Drug treatment: If the blisters have been pricked or ruptured, in order to avoid wound infection, you need to cooperate with the doctor to use antibiotics for treatment during the recovery period. Commonly used drugs include amoxicillin capsules, doxycycline hydrochloride tablets, etc., which can reduce local inflammatory reactions. Erythromycin ointment can also be used locally for anti-inflammatory treatment.

4. If the blisters on the heels show symptoms such as suppuration, redness and swelling during the recovery period, you should go to the dermatology department of the hospital in time to complete visual examinations and other examinations to make a clear diagnosis. In addition, during the recovery period, you should also pay attention to avoid the heel area from touching water and keep the heel area clean and dry.

Difference from other foot protection products ‌
‌Ordinary silicone patch‌
It only reduces friction through physical cushioning, has no ability to absorb exudate, and cannot promote wound healing. ‌Traditional Band-Band Aid‌
Poor air permeability, easily leads to wound maceration, and the adhesive easily irritates the skin.