Bubbles through tennis
Due to the friction that a tennis racket causes on the hand, tennis is one of the sports where blisters appear on the hand. The palms of the hands and thumbs are particularly predisposed to this. Additional moisture from sweating promotes the formation of blisters.
After the blisters have healed, a thicker cornea forms, which protects the hands from rubbing. In order to prevent the blisters from bursting open and inflammation, a sports break should be observed first. With the racket you should often pay attention to high quality material and use Overgrip, which was developed especially for sweaty hands. The overgrip should also be changed regularly.
