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Frostbite can be prevented. Here are tips to help you stay safe and warm.

Limit time outdoors in cold, wet or windy weather. Pay attention to weather forecasts and wind chill readings. In very cold, windy weather, exposed skin can develop frostbite in a matter of minutes.
Dress in several layers of loose, warm clothing. Air trapped between the layers of clothing acts as insulation against the cold. Wear windproof and waterproof outer garments to protect against wind, snow and rain. Choose undergarments that wick moisture away from the skin. Change out of wet clothing — particularly gloves, hats and socks — as soon as possible.
Wear a hat or headband that fully covers the ears. Heavy woolen or windproof materials make the best headwear for cold protection.
Wear mittens rather than gloves. Mittens provide better protection. Or try a thin pair of glove liners made of a wicking material (such as polypropylene) under a pair of heavier gloves or mittens.
Wear socks and sock liners that fit well, wick moisture and provide insulation. Consider hand and foot warmers as well. Be sure foot warmers don't make boots too tight, restricting blood flow.
Watch for signs of frostbite. Early signs of frostbite include changes in skin color, prickling and numbness. Seek warm shelter if you notice signs of frostbite.

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