Blisters From Soccer

[theBruiser500]

I've been playing soccer for a week now and have bad blisters on both my heels. I've been playing through it lately but it's getting kind of annoying. Should I just keep playing and hope they heel or take time off? I want them to get better don't want to stop playing soccer!

[InchoateHand]

I've heard chinese tea is good on blisters.

[diddle]

anything involving teabagging will help

[exist]

Dr.Scholl's

[MicroBob]

new cleats?? new socks??
vick's vapo-rub?? Dr. Scholl's??


i don't know how bad your blisters are though.

My rec-league soccer team went 3-0 this week. Won today 5-2 to improve our record to 4-1-1 and into a tie for 2nd place in Division 4 of the Greater Memphis Soccer Association.

[InchoateHand]

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My rec-league soccer team went 3-0 this week. Won today 5-2 to improve our record to 4-1-1 and into a tie for 2nd place in Division 4 of the Greater Memphis Soccer Association.

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Funny.

[theBruiser500]

my blisters are pretty bad, plus this brings up my next dilemma. i want to be well for a soccer touranment i can go to with some people i met at pick up soccer which i'd love to go to but i already said i'd go to a casino for the weekend with some friends which would also be a lot of fun. don't know what to do with that either

[Alobar]

Cut off any dead skin and put neosporin on the "wound" and cover it with a bandage during the day, and when you go to bed at night undress it and let it "air out" all night, repeat steps the next day.

Wear two socks on each foot when you are playing soccer until they heal up, it will help.

[Schneids]

Should have gotten out a hackey sack and played pelt instead. Told ya.

[Victor]

alobar gives good advice. also, you get a first aid material similiar to neosporin that is called "second skin." when playin put a bandage on before you play.