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Blisters (Foot)

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Average recovery time: 8 days

Recorded instances

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randy1 daysdetails
IMHungry1 daysfeet were wet and not used to big miles yet.details
Nev-Monster2 daysdetails
cledlie2 daysFeet seem fine again after a couple of days rest. Put cream on the feet morning and evening which seemed to help. Haven't run yet but I suspect would be fine.details
telepanda2 daysdetails
Krügerol2 daysdetails
nicoleo2 daysdetails
Marius2 daysItvaras nutrynedetails
jfredrickson3 daysI couldn't figure out what it was from since I have never had blisters there before, but looking back on my training log, I first noticed them the day after playing basketball in my running shoes, so that is probably how I got them. They got to the point where running was quite painful until I got some nice blister bandages. I was able to run fine with the bandages. I ran one day with the bandages, and then took a day off, and the following day the blisters didn't bother me at all.details
chrizz3 daysdetails
andrew_m3 daysNeed to sort out orienteering shoes and perhaps move back into a pair of traditional o shoes. Dont know if inov8s are best for my feet as low cut at back.. hmmmdetails
Lp_Garza3 daysdetails
fatfighter3 daysdetails
arameder3 daysBlisters were caused by my new o-shoes I used at the 1. AOC. Compeed helps afterwards.details
TimGood3 daysdetails
JMorris3 daysCompeed, what a great invention, 3 days on and no more pain.details
uge3 daysI may have to take my inners back to the Podiatrist to shave off a little bump irritating the foot on that particular spot. I notice the previous pair were much thinner int his area, which I think he did in order to make it a bit more flexible so that there is support but also movement to avoid the blistering. I'll prbably run longer events in my old Orthotics and where the new ones daily to hoepfully correct my geometry in time.details
telepanda4 daysdetails
IndyBass4 daysI like the "advanced blister" bandages that Band-Aid has out now. They're very skin-like, and last for two or three days at a time. Great for protection and healing.details
Nico4 daysdetails
C24 daysdetails
peggyd5 daysdetails
ebuckley5 daysdetails
Nixon5 dayshydrocollide, compeed and some lovedetails
chrizz5 daysdetails
noken5 daysdetails
TimGood5 daysdetails
j-man5 daysDaily application of topical antibiotic and covering it, cleared this up finally.details
ericrox6 daysThe one that didn't break healed much faster. nothing special.details
MikeW6 daysdetails
lonerunner6 daysdon't play frisbee barefootdetails
Matty!6 daysThose new in-soles don't seem to be doing what they should be!details
Lunaeventer6 daysdetails
MuddyFox6 daysPut lots of tape over them - 'Micropore' or similar, though masking tape works as a last resort ;)details
jomitch7 daysDon't borrow shoes.details
Matty!7 daysdetails
Ruhis7 daysIt was stupid to wear the old shoes and even more stupid to keep going when I felt that something was wrong. I don't know if using a compeed was the best way to heal it, but I guess it was ok... details
Krügerol7 daysdetails
simkiss8 daysNifty blister band-aid and timedetails
Nico8 daysdetails
kswinton8 daysdetails
C29 daysdetails
pepa11 daysdetails
ellyjane11 daysdetails
Marius12 daysPagijo kojytes :] Gerai kad suzinojau apie ta specialu urgo pleistra tai greiciau viskas gijo. details
astrat14 daysMoleskin alone was not enough to keep the wound from reopening. Wrapping that, or a bandage, with lots of athletic tape worked well though.details
forest gump14 daysdetails
kbreseman17 daysdetails
blairtrewin17 daysTook a very long time to recover, probably because of awkward location.details
cledlie20 daysNever really sore - just got gradually better with timedetails
cledlie21 days- careful choice of socks on long run - don't do a long race when form/fitness etc in doubtdetails
jono33 daysdetails
cporter43 daysdetails
C255 daysdetails
furlong476+ daysdetails
Tishka1502+ daysdetails
Orienteer538+ daysdetails


 

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