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• BY Penelope Judson 2018-04-14
  Cold legs in winter can easily cause frostbite, and when the legs are stimulated by cold air, the blood vessels of the lower limbs will contract, resulting in poor blood flow of the epidermis, changes in fat cells, and one or more subcutaneous fat tissues in the thigh area. Apricot kernel size hard block. The hard cuticle is purplish red, hard to touch, and it feels painful and itchy. In severe cases, skin ulceration occurs. This is what medically calls cold adipose tissue inflammation.
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