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What Causes Brown Blister Like Spots On Sole Of Foot

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Question : Hi doctor can you tell me what brown blistery spots on the bottom of the left foot on my 11 year old sons foot

This is the foot of the bottom of his foot
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Answered by Dr. VINAY KUMAR (44 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Probability of Allergic Response

Detailed Answer:
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Welcome!

I am Dr V XXXXXXX

I have noted your details and seen the attached picture.

It corresponds to skin reaction to an allergic substance which may be a surface and walking over spilled substance or even a new footwear.

The best way to deal with such a problem would be:
1 wash the area frequently without any antiseptic

2 Antibiotic cream like Mupirocin three times a day

3 Levocetirizine, as an anti allergic 5 mg per day

4 Wear cotton socks and avoid new footwear

If the problem persists, then the blisters may have to be punctured which is nearly painless process and oral antibiotics may have to be instituted.

I presume that the other foot is not having any such lesions.

Best wishes from all of us for early recovery of your son!
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What Causes Brown Blister Like Spots On Sole Of Foot

Brief Answer: Probability of Allergic Response Detailed Answer: Hi Welcome! I am Dr V XXXXXXX I have noted your details and seen the attached picture. It corresponds to skin reaction to an allergic substance which may be a surface and walking over spilled substance or even a new footwear. The best way to deal with such a problem would be: 1 wash the area frequently without any antiseptic 2 Antibiotic cream like Mupirocin three times a day 3 Levocetirizine, as an anti allergic 5 mg per day 4 Wear cotton socks and avoid new footwear If the problem persists, then the blisters may have to be punctured which is nearly painless process and oral antibiotics may have to be instituted. I presume that the other foot is not having any such lesions. Best wishes from all of us for early recovery of your son!