Dangerous Cold in the Chicago Area: The Advice and Tips You Should Know About
Bright red, cold skin in infants According to a release, infants and the elderly are more at risk of hypothermia, which should not be treated at home. Individuals suspected to have the condition should be treated at a hospital. How Should I Avoid Frostbite? Frostbite could set in on exposed skin in as little as 15 minutes, officials said. The face, ears, hands and feet tend to be the most commonly impacted. According to a release, frostbite skin is whitish and stiff, and tends to feel numb rather than painful. In order to treat frostbite, officials advised to warm the affected part of the bod...
Source: nbcchicago.com