Oh! I'm so glad someone posted this because I have the same problem! Except mine is more severe. Is yours itchy? I hope not, because if they're anything like mine- it's an extreme nuisance. And it can even hurt your feet when you're standing or walking.

"Blisters on the feet can be prevented by wearing comfortable, well-fitting shoes and clean socks. Blisters are more likely to develop on skin that is moist, so moisture-absorbing socks or frequent sock changes will aid those with particularly sweaty feet."

If it spreads, you might need to see a doctor for topical treatment.

mines not itchy, ive seen pictures of blisters and they look squishy lol mines sorta looks like a tiny foot ulcer. i have no idea how i got it but its gone now but for a month i couldnt walk. it hurts when i put pressure on it and when id lift my leg the pressure would build till i was literally almost crying from it. i just had to grit my teeth and scrape off the top outter layer until the center was open. then it bled a little. i let it dry out and the next day i applyed a callouse removal balm. for 2 weeks and until yesterday i was able to scrape off the last layer and now its pink and i dont have a hole on my foot! yay i can finally walk. lol

i dont what mine is but it is very sore and painful and it dont itch. and a blister of some sort.. did u wrap your foot up? if so with what? mine is on the bottom of my right foot up by my toes..

I have one too, and I went to the Doc and he said it is a planters wart. I have done so much to rid this awful curse, stuck a needle in, scraped, and so on. But he said the only way to rid this problem, is get wart remover(acid kind) and scrap the calius away til soft skin, apply the acid, and let dry-don't know bout a bandaid or not, but do this every night getting out of the shower and should be gone after several weeks.

its a wart!!! go to the doctor!

Blisters form when liquid becomes trapped between layers of skin. The result is a bubble of fluid under the skin on your foot. These bubbles may form due to an infection, disease or sunburn but usually it is the result of an irritation. Constant rubbing tears the skin allowing fluids to enter underneath your skin and form a bubble. Although tempted to burst these little suckers, the best method is to let the blister heal on its own.