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My husband walked to work in 4 degrees weather with the wind blowing and now his hands are swollen and tingling and have blisters what should i do?
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Warm water: Soak in warm water 15 min., then apply vaseline or aquaphor. Repeat at least 3x a day. Try aleeve (naproxen) or Ibuprofen in place of, or in addition to, acetominophen/codene.
Answered 6/25/2014
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