frostnip

If she wasn't in a cold place, then what caused the frostnip?

It's called frostnip," he said, covering her hand again with his own warm one. "

Maya had a bad cut across one thigh, and the skin around it was white with frostnip.

And they are all none the worse – no frostnip or anything like that.”

Long-term insensitivity to both heat and cold can sometimes happen after suffering from frostnip.

He flexed his fingers and added, "Maybe a little frostnip, but otherwise okay."

This is called frostnip and only affects the surface of the skin, which is frozen.

The initial stages of frostbite are sometimes called frostnip.

So the frostnip is from the steering wheel?

More common is mild frostbite, or its precursor frostnip, Cerinich says.

Appropriate Consultation Consult a physician for all but mild frostnip.

For wind chill index values from zero down to -27, most of the volunteers did not develop frostnip during the 45 minute trial.

The area affected by frostnip usually does not become permanently damaged, as only the skin's top layers are affected.

"Old frostnip injuries never let you forget.

John Taske, the Australian doctor, had some minor frostnip on the tips of his fingers.

He brushes an unused pot with his bare hand, guaranteeing a frostnip blister.

Exposed skin may freeze, causing frostnip or frostbite.

I'm told this is frostnip.

Plus frequent cases of frostnip.

Treat frostnip and superficial frostbite as you would a superficial hot thermal injury.

"Treatment for mild frostbite isn't too dissimilar to treatment for frostnip.

Youve got frostnip.

In the bathroom he winced at the sight of his whitened shoulders and upper back; a really horrible case of frostnip.

If caught quickly the symptoms are fully reversible (frostnip); if not the result may be the loss of tissue (frostbite).

If your skin turns white or you feel a stinging sensation from an ice cold breeze, you are likely suffering frostbite or frostnip.