Frostbite Symptoms and Causes

Symptoms Frostbites are inflamed, superficial, painful, itchy to burning, swollen, reddened to blue-purple skin lesions (patches, papules, plaques). They occur recurrently on both sides, especially dorsally on the fingers and toes. Other exposed areas such as ears, face, nose and thighs may also be affected. Frostbite is most commonly seen in winter and spring. Possible … Frostbite Symptoms and Causes

Winter Onion: Intolerance & Allergy

Botanically, winter onion is also known as Allium fistulosum. There are a number of synonyms for the species, the best known probably being spring onion or spring onion. Other names include young onion, Jacob’s garlic, St. John’s garlic, coarse chives, or winter hedge onion. This is what you should know about the winter onion. Winter … Winter Onion: Intolerance & Allergy

Cholinergic Urticaria

Symptoms Cholinergic urticaria is a type of urticaria that occurs primarily on the upper body, chest, neck, face, back, and arms. It manifests itself in an initially scattered and then coalescing redness of the skin, itching, burning and a sensation of warmth. At the same time, small wheals form, which are smaller than in other … Cholinergic Urticaria

Cryotherapy: Treatment, Effects & Risks

Cryotherapy, or cold therapy, is a procedure that uses extremely low temperatures to achieve a positive effect on the body. This ranges from pain relief for inflammation in the joints, to ice packs for swelling, to icing pigmentation spots, warts or tumors. What is cryotherapy? Any treatment that uses temperatures below 0°C is called cryotherapy. … Cryotherapy: Treatment, Effects & Risks

Nitrogen

Products Nitrogen is commercially available as a compressed gas in pressurized cylinders and as a liquid in cryogenic containers, among other products. Structure and properties Nitrogen (N, atomic mass: 14.0 u) is a colorless and odorless gas that is present in over 78% of air. It is a chemical element with atomic number 7 and … Nitrogen

First aid

First aid refers to assistance in emergencies by the first person to reach the scene of an accident or emergency. This is not about professional help by rescue services, but about actions that every single person can perform. Since the rescue service can only be on site after a few minutes, first aid is the … First aid