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Frostbite is an injury that occurs when skin or living tissue freezes, commonly affecting extremities like fingers, toes, and facial features, and can progress from initial numbness and pale skin to white or bluish, waxy-looking tissue. It matters because it can lead to serious complications such as hypothermia or compartment syndrome, and may cause lasting damage including swelling or blistering even after treatment.

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Key facts

Medical condition (new).name
Frostbite
Medical condition (new).synonyms
Frostnip
Medical condition (new).image
Frost bite.jpg
Medical condition (new).caption
Frostbitten toes two to three days after mountain climbing
Medical condition (new).field
Dermatology, emergency medicine, orthopedics
Medical condition (new).symptoms
Numbness, feeling cold, clumsiness, pale color
Medical condition (new).complications
Hypothermia, compartment syndrome
Medical condition (new).types
Superficial, deep
Medical condition (new).causes
Temperatures below freezing
Medical condition (new).risks
Alcohol, smoking, mental health problems, certain medications, prior cold injury
Medical condition (new).diagnosis
Based on symptoms
Medical condition (new).differential
Frostnip, pernio, trench foot
Medical condition (new).prevention
Avoid cold, wear proper clothing, maintain hydration and nutrition, stay active without becoming exhausted
Medical condition (new).treatment
Rewarming, medication, surgery
Medical condition (new).medication
Ibuprofen, tetanus vaccine, iloprost, thrombolytics
Medical condition (new).frequency
Unknown

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Health references

ICD-10
T35
Source: U.S. National Library of Medicine (ICD-10-CM · MedlinePlus). Not medical advice.

Research

3,120 papers

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Clinical Trials

18 registered

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