Baby chick tests you. Why are your ears easily frostbitten in cold winter?

Cold winter is easy to frostbite ears, mainly because ears are one of the most vulnerable parts of the human body.

The skin of the ear is thin and the blood circulation is poor. The temperature drops, blood vessels contract, blood supply decreases, and ears are easy to catch cold. Ears have poor heat dissipation function and are not covered with hair, so they can't rely on hair to keep warm like other parts of the body. In cold weather, the ear can't keep body temperature effectively, and it is easily affected by low temperature.

Ear frostbite is also related to personal physique. Some people have poor peripheral blood circulation, are easily affected by low temperature, and are more prone to frostbite. In order to prevent frostbite, it is suggested to keep warm in cold weather, especially in the morning and evening when the temperature is low and at night. You can wear warm items such as hats and earmuffs to protect your ears. At the same time, strengthen exercise, improve the body's immunity and enhance the ability to adapt to the cold. If frostbite has appeared in the ear, seek medical advice in time to avoid infection.

Measures taken to avoid ear frostbite:

1, strengthen warm protection: in cold weather, especially when outdoors, pay special attention to keep your ears warm. You can wear warm items such as hats and earmuffs to avoid direct exposure of your ears to cold air. At the same time, you can also use special equipment such as ear protectors to protect your ears and increase the warmth of your ears.

2. Keep your ears dry: In cold weather, if your ears sweat or come into contact with water, gently wipe them with a dry towel in time to keep your ears dry. This can reduce water evaporation and heat loss and reduce the risk of frostbite.

3, enhance the body's cold resistance: through appropriate exercise and healthy diet to enhance the body's cold resistance. Proper exercise can promote blood circulation and improve the body's adaptability to cold. At the same time, maintaining a balanced diet and taking enough vitamins and minerals will also help strengthen the body's resistance and reduce the risk of frostbite.

4. Avoid prolonged exposure to cold: In cold weather, try to avoid prolonged exposure to cold environment. If you have to stay outdoors for a long time, rest in time to provide warm opportunities for your ears.