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Posted 3/11/2017 7:46 AM (GMT -5)
First time thing for me.

I have a raw flat blister spot between two toes. It feel like a rub spot. I'm assuming Bart. Anybody have input? Thanks!

Just a side note, started cowden's over again at lowest dose.
Posted 3/11/2017 9:28 AM (GMT -5)
Silly question, but are you sure it's NOT a rub spot? Blisters aren't something that just occur due to one of these infections necessarily.

Now, with that said, I get blisters from the type of psoriasis that I have - and I'm NOT saying you have psoriasis just because you have a blister - but that is how mine start out. So, blisters are usually something other than our infections. Usually. LOL. Not much surprises me any more about these infections though.
Posted 3/11/2017 10:10 AM (GMT -5)
I guess it could be but I had no discomfort in shoes or felt nothing when walking and it appeared over night. Maybe blister isn't the right description, it's sort of a red spot, there is no fluid in it. It almost has the appearance of a mild ulcer. Thanks
Posted 3/11/2017 10:17 AM (GMT -5)
I surely didn't mean to discount what you are experiencing - just trying to think it through.

Keep an eye on it, and if it gets worse, be sure to talk to someone about it, please. It's hard to predict what we may be dealing with in the early stages.
Posted 3/11/2017 10:25 AM (GMT -5)
I agree with keep it clean and watch it for infection.

With so many lyme symptoms I would bump myself and get a bruise and a couple days later wonder where that bruise came from.

If you have a headache where you can barely function, bumping your arm isn't felt.

So there is the possibility that you injured yourself and just didn't feel it at the time. Or, it was just a slight bump and you ignored it.

This is what happened/happens to me.
Posted 3/11/2017 10:45 AM (GMT -5)
It sure would be nice to have something occur that isn't Lyme and co infection related 😃
Posted 3/11/2017 10:48 AM (GMT -5)
Amen Purr!

There are ooo's and awww's in our home. And the other will say, "are you alright?" That is why in our house we have the saying "just another lyme symptom."

I coined the phrase and now hubby says it. Because of migrating and ever-changing and new places for pain, this is our home saying.
Posted 3/11/2017 10:49 AM (GMT -5)
Ha ha ha!! I know what you mean, Purrrsiankitty!! Funny to think of being grateful for an ordinary blister!
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