you say new blisters, but if they are being punctured it will typically close up (mine do) and fill back up until your skin reaction begins to subside. having them on hands/fingers has got to be one of the most annoying places since you use that area alot.
there is a prescription strength steriod cream in the 5% range (otc is 1%) and ive used it once, the results on a twice infected poison oak rash were within a day for me, be sure its written up for generic as mine wasnt and it was $35 with a discount, but i had to have it. someone just posted about using neosporin and it worked well. |
