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Why does frostbite make your skin turn black? |
I know what happens to the cells in that they freeze then burst. What I was wondering was why it makes your limb/digit turn black. Because the tissue is dying. does it? I know after cells multiply to cover a space, they are usually black at first. because they are new cells |
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it could be burns falling in a lake when ur warm and then going into deep freezing can be like burning ur self take him to the doctors now... it can be frostbite but i wouldnt kno ...Frostbite is an injury resulting from freezing of the tissues in the body. The hands and feet are most commonly affected by frostbite, but ears may also be affected by frostbite. The areas of the ... kinda greyish if it's really bad it blackish when it thaws it becomes red and hurts ... because its dead skin and it would open up that area for germs and infection. ...If you put salt in ice it will melt. A scientist without a purpose can be dangerous. ...you need to get to a doctor quickly. I have heard of people losing body parts from frostbite & not getting to the doc soon enough. I have 2 friends that are doctors & they told me that so m... To treat minor frostbite.....If blisters appear, apply an antibacterial ointment and a loose, sterile dressing. Analgesics reduce pain without affecting other sensations. This class of drugs in... Sounds like frostbite to me. You should go to the doctor and make sure there was no damage done to the tissues in your hands. That's nothing to fool around with. ... |
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