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Also known as vesication, blistering, skin vesiculation

برجستگی پوستی حاوی مایع آبگون (serous fluid) و گاه خون یا چرک

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A blister is a small pocket of fluid that forms in the upper layers of your skin, typically caused by friction, burns, freezing, chemicals, or infection. While most blisters contain clear fluid, they can also fill with blood or pus, and they matter because they're your skin's protective response to injury that usually heals on its own but may need care if infected.

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Key facts

Medical condition (new).name
Blister
Medical condition (new).image
Smlp6860.jpg
Medical condition (new).caption
Blisters from abrasive rubbing are common on the feet.
Medical condition (new).field
Dermatology
Medical condition (new).causes
Heat, cold, electricity, chemicals, friction, radiation

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
symptom or sign
Image
Smlp6860.jpg
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NCI Thesaurus ID
C75564
ICPC 2 ID
S17
Commons category
Blisters
health specialty
dermatology
different from
urinary bladder
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