What does it mean when you get blisters in soccer?
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It could be that you are just working a lot and naturally getting blisters from the exersion.  Try tightening your cleats that can sometimes help.  If the blisters are from rubbing up and down on your cleats put some Dr. Sholls stuff in there.  Its in a square and its like a pad that you can stick in the heel to prevent blisters.  Works great
256274
When your playing soccer its all about the fun so dont worry about the score or scoring just have FUN! dont use your hands only on throw-ins or of your goalie. also if you wanna score alot of goals you should be a FORWARD as a position, its how i score 2 or 3 goals each game. dont be scared of the ball and dont kick with your toe (front of shoe) becuase it hurts! you might kick it high, but it hurts. just kick the ball on the sho laces of your shoes. try not to be rough in soccer because you might get kicked out of the game. SO GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!
963932
Dont get down on your self, that will only make it worse. Remember why you play the game, its for the love of the game, have fun with it. i played soccer since i can remember and alll the slumps that came with it. make sure you are eating healthy before games. sometimes to many pops or chips can make you feel slugish. keep on practicing and let your teammates know that your trying and see if they can help you. they will know you better than anyone.
39657
Bullous pemphigoid (BP) is a chronic blistering of the skin. It ranges from mildly itchy welts to severe blisters and infection, and may affect a small area of the body or be widespread. The vast majority of those affected are elderly, but it has been seen at all ages
625891
There are a lot of good socks out there.  Avoid cotton at all costs.  Cotton socks will definitly cause blisters. \nLook for synthetics like cool-max.  \nMy favorite brand is Wig-wam.  They sell them at most good sporting goods stores or at online stores.  \nFor socks I like RoadRunner sports or REI.  Both have good websites with reasonable shipping fees.\nhttp://www.roadrunnersports.com\nhttp://www.rei.com
477898
We're you walking a lot during your trip?  If so, the walking alone explains your foot swelling.  New shoes sometimes aren't as flexible as ones that have been broken in, and if you were wearing these shoes with swelled feet they were likely to cause blistering.
994039
It sounds like either little blisters or callouses are forming. Callouses can be front some repetitive action like palying the guitar.
725546
Do you warm down after the match? One of the things Arsene Wenger introduced to Arsenal was the idea of warming down after the match. A gentle jog to bring the muscles down gradually from extreme exertion to not being used instead stopping suddenly. \n\nI'd say it's more likely your muscles repairing after being used so much. A few weeks isn't enough to get to peak fitness, heck I remember being a postman and coming back to work after a holiday, it would take 3 weeks for my feet to stop stinging. Give it time.
293323
Depends on why the blisters are there!!  If you don't know, it wouldbe a real good idea to have them check out.  In general you are better off leaving them alone.  If they itch try calamine lotion.  Any open blisters could be covered with an antibiotic ointment to help healing and prevent infection.  Any fluid from the blisters could cause them to spred if there infectious too.  Good Luck.
770178
I wouldn't consider soccer players wimps it is just that if they make a collision look bad then the other team will be penalized, also every sport has injuries but in soccer your legs get hurt a lot so you can't walk off the field.
1044398
how is this related to soccer?
1010639
Here;s the secret to preventing blisters:\n\nProperly fitted shoes!\nDry Socks!\n\nAnd to treat them?\n\nUse Moleskin to cover the blister.  This prevents further rubbing, which is what caused the blister in the first place. Alternatively, use Molefoam.  Cut it into the shape of a donut, sticking it to your skin around, but not on top of, the blister.  Both are available in the foot care section of most any drugstore.
1157745
It's a relatively unknown scientific fact that blisters are actually miniature, individually localized fountains of youth.\n\nDrink up-- you'll live forever.
239851
According to your question statement, the pressure inside the soccer ball is less than that of the surrounding atmosphere. This seems suspect...
1112209
soccer is a  sport  with tough contact where you are\n\nallowed to lean hard with your body weight against \n the body of your opponent.Given the difference of corpu \nlence between women and men this would produce\nserious  bone lesions in the vertebrae and pelvis of \nthese  girls thats why FIFA frowns at this mixture \n\n\np\nthe onentur opp yoy of
737868
hahahaha, that's not soccer, that's climatology!!!!\nIt means "Floods in the Segura river basin"\n\nask in that category  ;-)
127466
No! cold sores are caused by a virus that everyone has that lives just under your skin- certain things can trigger that virus to turn into cold sores or fever blisters. (the sun- certain foods, stress, etc.)