Blisters are a bubble-like formations on the top layer of your skin, the epidermis. Blisters are common symptoms of numerous diseases and conditions. Blisters are commonly caused by burns, infections, freezing, and friction on the skin. The purpose of blisters is to protect and cushion the skin layers below. Serum, plasma, blood or pus can […]
Blisters from rowing usually develop from friction due to rubbing of hands against the handles of the oars. The epidermis is torn away from friction and serum will accumulate to form a blister. A blister is a small-sized pocket of lymph fluid that develops on the upper skin layers due to strong rubbing or friction,
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