This may be due to the adhesive tape for a long time, caused by the local skin breathable, resulting in a local reaction. It can't be categorized as an allergy, and is related to the lack of breathability of the tape and the blockage of the skin pores for a long time. Don't squeeze the blisters, as it will cause an infection and affect the recovery. As long as the tape is removed and the area is sterilized, the blisters will slowly subside, and antibiotics should be taken to prevent infection.

It is also possible to have contact allergic dermatitis. Where is the part where you put the tape? It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment.

First of all, stop using the tape immediately

Then it is better to do an allergen test to find out the cause of the disease and then treat the symptoms.

The treatment can be oral antihistamines, such as cetirizine or imipramine, as well as topical hormone ointments, such as euthyrox or glycerite lotion.

If oral medication is not effective, you can take a hormone drip under the direction of your doctor.

If the allergen test shows that you are allergic to a substance, you should try to avoid contact with that substance in your daily life and increase your physical exercise.