Frostbite results in the loss of feeling and color in affected areas -- usually the nose, ears, cheeks, fingers, toes or chin, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“Frostbite is most likely to occur in places like our ears, our nose, our chin, our cheeks, our fingers and our toes and so being very, very mindful of that,” Lyon said. Staying warm and dry ...

nose and toes. "Those are the areas we have to pay attention to the quickest," she said. "If you're worried that you have frostbite... please reach out to your physician, please go to urgent care ...

The same day, all three minor children in the home were removed and the 10-year-old was taken to a hospital to be checked for possible frostbite on his feet before being placed with a foster ...

SHE SAID. A DRUG CALLED TPA, IF GIVEN WITHIN TWO DAYS OF FROSTBITE EXPOSURE, IS GETTING GREAT RESULTS. WE SEE A PRETTY HIGH SALVAGE RATE, ABOUT 70% OF DIGITS, FINGERS AND TOES THAT WOULD BE ...

With the frigid temperatures outside, it is important to keep an eye out for frostbite. It is crucial to keep skin covered when exposed to the cold air outdoors, especially your hands, feet and head.

“Her tiny front feet had suffered severe frostbite, and it was clear she needed help.” In early February, rescuers brought Jade to the SPCA, where she started receiving medical care. Over ...

Avoid rubbing the frostbitten area or walking on frostbitten feet or toes, as this can cause more damage. Instead, put the frostbitten areas in warm – not hot – water. If this is not available ...