What are ways to remove friction blisters on breasts due to breastfeeding and pumping?

Hello, Thank you for the close-up photos, they are very informative. From these photos, there are a few conditions that come to mind, but it will be ideal for you to be assessed by a dermatologist as certain tests need to be done to ascertain the cause. 1. Dyshidrotic eczema: This is a type of eczema that usually affects hands and feet. It can be very itchy and lead to tiny blisters forming on the palms and soles. If the small blister breaks, there can be clear or yellowish fluid that flows out. You may have a history of eczema affecting other areas of your body.

Thanks for the question. Dyshidrotic eczema is a form of eczema that presents as tiny bubbles on the hands and feet. The rash is often itchy and the tiny bubbles can become more confluent to form larger blisters. The rash can also be painful when the blisters burst and there are raw areas of skin. It is important to avoid harsh soap and detergents and irritants as this can further aggravate the rash. Topical steroids and moisturizers are often prescribed to reduce the inflammation and control the eczema. This should be able to control the eczema in most cases.