Definition Bubbles are a group of skin changes that can occur for various reasons. They are fluid-filled elevations of the skin. Bubbles less than one centimetre in size are called blisters. Bubbles can be located within the epidermis or under the epidermis and contain liquids of different quality. They can be tissue fluid with or … Blisters on the hand
Inflammations When bubbles are open or are opened they are prone to inflammation. Small injuries cause impurities and pathogens to enter the skin layers. The tissue reacts with an inflammation, more fluid escapes, inflammatory cells inflow, the area is better supplied with blood and becomes more sensitive to pain. The blisters can now also fill … Inflammations | Blisters on the hand
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 … Bubbles through tennis | Blisters on the hand
