Blisters on the bottom of my foot that itch, hurt and ooze clear liquid. Whats happening?

It sounds very much like what I have, eczema. My feet used to itch so bad that I would try to burn them with a lighter just so the itch wouldn't drive me crazy. I thought I might also be able to kill the nerve endings on my skin that way. (major bad idea)
Then I was prescribed: fluocinonide cream.
Problem solved! Hope this helps.

My son got that. It's eczema and it itches like crazy and it gets red when you scratch it and get these blisters. I think he used Lotrimin.

It's reminds me of my son that use to get the same thing in the side of his feet blisters that it' itched like crazy he use to use a fork. A old one if course to scratch it. He would get it twice a year. I still do not know what caused that. I use to tell.him to use hydrocortisone cream and then put a thin layer of desenex on over it.it seemed to help
I never got it, nor did my other family members. We. Called it Florida crud. It's not athlete's feet because I've seen that and that's not what this is it's little bumps there's a bunch of rum and they do if you scratch them have liquid coming out of them

I was dealing w that. I used blue star ointment at night and first thing in morning. No more symptoms unless I go a couple of weeks w out using it. It took about a week but everything cleared up.

You have eczema as I do too. I have studied this thoroughly. Don't use creams, they add moisture therefor making more bumps. Sweat and moisture is your enemy. Work boots guarantee a break out for me before the day is over. You have to wear breathable shoes and if you have a breakout, sandals and the air will heal it faster. This is not contagious and when you pop a blister, the fluid won't cause more bumps. If you feel the itchy bumps coming on, you need to pop the blisters asap. If you wait they get bigger, deeper, more painful. Once you have a breakout, soak either in epsom salts or bleach water to dry them out. Witch hazel works too. Your main tool is what shoes you wear by far and being vigilant draining bumps sometimes multiple times. I hope this helps because I use to want to scratch them till they bled. Good Luck

My feet were always perfect and I had no problems at all. Now since I started working in May 2017 I've had these symptoms you mentioned. The health and safety regulations insist on wearing safety shoes and I definitely know that this is the problem. I work 10 hours each day with these shoes and I cant seem to find a better alternative.

To add my two cents worth I started to get these blisters (I've heard some call athlete feet) about 15 years ago after wearing someone else's boots at work. The blisters come and go and when popped with a needle ooze clear & sometimes cloudy discharge. Once popped they tend to dry up. They appear often on the bottom of my feet on the soft parts and usually in a group or straight line. I am more likely to get them after wearing shoes for long periods of time during the day and when my feet are hot or slightly sweaty. Best treatment for me is to over powder my shoes with Gold Bond and to keep my feet aired out as much as possible.

I have had the same thing for years treating like it was athletes foot with no results. From what I've looked up and found on the Internet, it could quite possibly be Dyshidrotic eczema. Pick up some Epsom Salt with magnesium flakes in it. Soak your feet every day for a week then continue once a week after that. It should start to show improvement by day two if not even day one. I had the same thing among a whole list of other problems, but once I got rid of the others, I kept wondering why I couldn't get rid of it. After some digging online I found Dyshidrotic eczema and I then looked up natural ways of treating it. They're are more, but I already had Epsom salt with magnesium in the house and decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did. It's almost 100% cleared up and with Epsom salt being so cheap and readily available it was a no brainer to at least give it a shot. I hope this helps if you haven't already found a way of getting rid of those itchy, nasty, painful, little feet demons.

I just recently found one on while I was in new york. I decided to try and pop it because it was verry eritating, clear liquid came out. A week later I found one on my toe closest to it so clearly you shouldn't pop them and I also had started wearing new shoes if thas anything to do with them thing.

Sounds like you have Dyshidrosis, my husband has this skin condition, that affects his feet and hands. He was prescribed a steroid to put on but doesn't seem to help much. Unfortunately they don't really know what causes the condition. Good luck and hope you find some relief!!!

Hello i have the same eczema. I visited a genuis derma. proffessor and he gave me an old school solution, it will change your lives BELIEVE ME:
Order from the pharmacy BURROW'S SOLUTION. its an old formula, a young trainee in the pharmacy might not know it. You put water in a buckle and 2-3 spoons of Burrown Solution, and you put your feet in that for 40 min. Twice a day (morning and night).
It will dry them off from the first time just like magic!! but its better to continue the cure..
Also u have to wear open shoes/flip flops that are not made out of rubber/plastic... in the heat.
Never wear socks unless they are 100% cotton. NO NYLON
Good luck!

Hello, this is a condition called Pompholyx eczema, use a good steroid cream and it will go soon afterwards. I get it normally after feeling stressed. It's important that you change your socks regular when the blisters show up. It can be very severe when you look at the photos on Google but don't be alarmed by some of the photos in most cases it is more annoying than anything else.
It took me ages to get a result on this even after several doctor trips, it can also appear in between your fingers and that was the breakthrough for me and my doc.
Good luck