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Winter brings the promise of fun in the snow as well as the chance to be cozy indoors. But the unwelcome side of the season is bitter cold weather — and along with it, the threat of frostbite.
Frostbite occurs when the skin and underlying tissues freeze. Even a short period of the skin being exposed to subfreezing temperatures can have long-term consequences, such as extensive skin, tissue and nerve damage.
In addition to limiting time outside during very cold weather, follow these tips:
If frostbite occurs, take proper care to prevent further damage to the skin and tissues.
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