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[[Image:DSC00566.JPG|thumb|400px|Blood blister]]

The following is a picture of a blood blister on the first finger of the left hand. (This particular blood blister was caused by an accident with some [[pliers|needle nosed pliers]], whilst constructing something from [[IKEA]] without properly reading the assembly instructions).

The followingpicture is a picture of a blood blister on the first finger of the left hand. (This particular blood blister was caused by an accident with some [[pliers|needle nosed pliers]], whilst constructing something from [[IKEA]] without properly reading the assembly instructions).

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Following advice found on the internet, that the wound would be more sterile if not punctured, the fingers owner did not attempt to pucture the blister.

There is a small weakness visible in the bottom left of the blister, and after a few days, the blister gently burst at this point and the very dark blood seeped out.