What can I do about numbness related to frostbite?

46 -year-old man2 years ago
3 days after freezing my toes, they are still numb. What should I do?
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Sarah-Yan Chagnon · 2 years ago
Hello,
For the moment, there is no possible treatment. You need to keep your toes away from the cold and keep them as warm as possible. When our skin freezes, it damages the nerves on the surface of the skin and causes this numbness. Depending on the degree of frostbite on your toes and how badly your skin has been damaged, it may take a few days to a few weeks for the numbness to go away. In severe cases of frostbite, this sensation can be permanent
46 -year-old man · 2 years ago
Thank you very much for your answer!
Sarah-Yan Chagnon · 2 years ago
We look forward to hearing from you,
Sarah-Yan Chagnon, pharmacist

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