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I got frostbite a year ago, but suddenly the side of one of my finger has blackened. should i go see a doctor?
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If infected or frostbite on fingers then you would have to get hand cut off! is that true?
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Toes, fingers numb and the joints seem stiff. At what point should I worry about frostbite?
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No feeling on tip of finger after 24h of being completely frozen from cold. Or, could be from injury which occurred 4 days ago. Break or frostbite?
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Do your fingers usually swell if you get frostbite?
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Got frostbite on wrist from ice pack two days ago. Doctor treated it and sent me home. Still geeks numb and is red. Is this normal or should I go back?
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