I've got a BLOOD BLISTER

["couldbecousin"]

I haven't done anything with it. So what does that mean? Will it still go away eventually?

  Perhaps the blood will eventually be resorbed.  I would like to hear an update!   

["couldbecousin"]

Don't be a wuzz! Be BRAVE!

Do you think Roman soldiers asked themselves "Will this blood blister go away?"

  The Romans massacred the Druids!  Druid blood will rise again to avenge the dead!   

["couldbecousin"]

  I once got a splinter in the side of my knee.  It was too far in to be removed. 

 
   A month or so later, a blister formed in about the same spot.  I broke the blister,
   and my splinter floated out!   

[Queen Victoria]

A girl in high school put a staple into her finger joint.   

["couldbecousin"]

A girl in high school put a staple into her finger joint.   

  Did they get it out, or is it still there, setting off metal detectors in airports? 

[Queen Victoria]

A girl in high school put a staple into her finger joint.   

  Did they get it out, or is it still there, setting off metal detectors in airports? 

AFAIK they got it out.  Her dad was a doctor.

[conlang returns]

How fucking gross is that

I've never had one of these before

It's from posting leaflets through people's doors today

I got a papercut too

I'm not a doctor, but I think its best to get the flap off of it, put some antibiotic on there, put a bandaid on it for a couple of days. After that it should be starting to scab. Take off the bandaid and let the air get to it.

Don't pick at it.

.

In all seriousness, if the skin wasn't broken then there's no need to do anything. 

But really, there's no harm in giving yourself something to chew on, unless you're HIV+ or an organ recipient or something. 

[RageBeoulve]

How fucking gross is that

I've never had one of these before

It's from posting leaflets through people's doors today

I got a papercut too

I'm not a doctor, but I think its best to get the flap off of it, put some antibiotic on there, put a bandaid on it for a couple of days. After that it should be starting to scab. Take off the bandaid and let the air get to it.

Don't pick at it.

.

In all seriousness, if the skin wasn't broken then there's no need to do anything. 

But really, there's no harm in giving yourself something to chew on, unless you're HIV+ or an organ recipient or something.

I just sort of assumed he already popped it.

[conlang returns]

How fucking gross is that

I've never had one of these before

It's from posting leaflets through people's doors today

I got a papercut too

I'm not a doctor, but I think its best to get the flap off of it, put some antibiotic on there, put a bandaid on it for a couple of days. After that it should be starting to scab. Take off the bandaid and let the air get to it.

Don't pick at it.

.

In all seriousness, if the skin wasn't broken then there's no need to do anything. 

But really, there's no harm in giving yourself something to chew on, unless you're HIV+ or an organ recipient or something.

I just sort of assumed he already popped it.

but tehn it woudlnt b a blistr enniemoar

[RageBeoulve]

How fucking gross is that

I've never had one of these before

It's from posting leaflets through people's doors today

I got a papercut too

I'm not a doctor, but I think its best to get the flap off of it, put some antibiotic on there, put a bandaid on it for a couple of days. After that it should be starting to scab. Take off the bandaid and let the air get to it.

Don't pick at it.

.

In all seriousness, if the skin wasn't broken then there's no need to do anything. 

But really, there's no harm in giving yourself something to chew on, unless you're HIV+ or an organ recipient or something.

I just sort of assumed he already popped it.

but tehn it woudlnt b a blistr enniemoar

Yeah, then he would have to say..

"I previously had a blood blister which didn't make it to the computer for this post since whatever strange instinct that exists in humans caused me to bite it seconds after I realized what it was."

['andersom']

 

["couldbecousin"]

  I have a lot of these, mostly pinpoint size but a few big enough to look like blood blisters:

   http://en.wikipedia.com/wiki/Cherry_hemangioma   

["couldbecousin"]

  I have a lot of these, mostly pinpoint size but a few big enough to look like blood blisters:

   http://en.wikipedia.com/wiki/Cherry_hemangioma   

  Damn, I was just coming here to post this.  I really need to get a life. 

['andersom']

Is April the month to post about it?

["couldbecousin"]

Is April the month to post about it?

  No, I just saw this topic and that's what I thought of, same as last year.