Do you get itchy when you get a frost bite?

Answer 1

I know what you are talking about when you say the itch. I don't think that it's as severe as frostbite though. It's probably just a sensation your feet or hands go through when they are cold and then rapidly warmed. Thanks

Answer 2

No. Usually when you get Frostbite, your skin have a waxy pallor, looks white and is hard to the touch.

When your skin swells, feels tingly and gets red, it is the second stage of frostnip, which is like a less severe version of frostbite. Soak the affected area in lukewarm water (not hot, lukewarm, to avoid burning the skin) or you can blow on it, or hold it under your armpits where its warm. Don't rub it. If left untreated, frostnip can develope into frostbite. Just let the tissue thaw under lukewarm water and you should be okay.

Sorry, to expand on what I've already posted, your skin can get red around the edges of the frostbite areas. Like if your fingers get white from frostbite, the areas around it can get red.

Answer 3

Depending how bad it is. But yes, it can become purple after the black and blue stage, or to be correct, it comes with the colorsblack and blue. By then, you should contact or consult your parents or someone who knows all about frostbite.

Answer 4

It could take 30 minutes when it's around -19 degrees celsius to -41 celsius and 10 minutes from -33 degrees to -66 celsius. It could reach to 5 minutes when it's -48 celsius to -91 celsius.