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Frostbite generally happens in body parts furthest from the heart, such as hands, feet, nose and ears, Health Canada says.

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This can lead to cold fingers or toes. Normally, blood flow returns to normal once you’re inside and begin warming up. When blood vessels in your fingers or toes constrict too much, relative ischemia ...

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The wind chill reached minus 27 and a fan nearly lost his fingers on a frigid night a year ago in Kansas City.