Dear Adam: My teenage son, a seven-day-a-week basketball player, occasionally gets blisters on the bottom of his feet.

Athlete's foot is a contagious fungal infection that affects the skin on the feet and between the toes. It can cause fluid-filled blisters on the feet, as well as other symptoms. It commonly ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Do you get blisters on your feet while running? Illumiseen provides a helpful tip for runners to prevent these blisters with a “heel lock” or “lace lock ...

Although Fellin had retired two years ago, this concerned grandmother decided to get back to work to design a solution that ...

The bottom line Dermatologists agree that you should generally avoid popping your blisters. Blisters are there for a reason — to protect your skin. So it's best to let them resolve on their own.