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Through this video you will learn how to differentiate vesicle from bulla. This video is in series for primary & secondary dermatological lesions.
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Sep 27, 2022 · Bullae are large fluid-filled blisters that appear on the upper layer of the skin. They are larger than smaller blisters, or vesicles. An individual blister, or bulla, usually measures more than 5 millimeters. In addition to the larger size, the main characteristic of bullae is the clear fluid inside the blisters.
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Bullae caused by friction can usually heal naturally if they’re left alone. To avoid further irritation or making your bullae worse, put a protective bandage over the area. A gauze pad is best because the fabric absorbs moisture while still allowing your bullae to breathe. Don’t try to burst or pop your blisters on your own. If you break the skin t...
If your bulla or blister needs to be drained, your doctor should perform the procedure. This will lower your risk of infection. During your visit, your doctor will likely swab the area with a cleanser to remove any dirt or bacteria. Then they will puncture your blister using a sterile instrument. After the blister has drained completely, your docto...
There are several alternative treatments you can use to treat and soothe bullae. Aloe vera:Applying aloe vera directly to the bulla can help soothe pain. It’s a natural anti-inflammatory, so it can soothe any swelling or redness. Aloe vera is most effective when treating small burns that cause blisters. Burns greater than 1 inch in size should be e...
A bulla is a fluid-filled sac or bullous lesion that forms when fluid becomes trapped behind a thin layer of skin. It's a blister of some sort. The plural form of bulla is bullae. The blister must be greater than 0.5 centimeters (5 millimeters) in diameter to be categorized as a bulla.
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Bullae are large blisters on the skin that are filled with clear fluid. Many different skin conditions can cause bullae to form. They can be caused by infection or inflammation of the skin.
