Contact your doctor immediately if you experience severe pain, increasing size, or signs of infection in your Lasix-related blisters (redness, pus, fever). Large blisters that don’t heal within a week warrant a visit as well.
Seek medical help if you notice any changes in skin color around the blisters, or if the blisters are accompanied by unusual swelling in the affected area.
If you develop a blister on your face, near your eyes, or in a sensitive area, consult a doctor. These locations pose a higher risk of complications.
Don’t hesitate to seek medical advice if you’re experiencing other concerning symptoms alongside the blisters, such as shortness of breath, dizziness, or chest pain.
Your doctor can properly diagnose the issue, rule out other conditions, and provide appropriate treatment to manage your symptoms and prevent further complications.
