When the weather is too cold, which is the most vulnerable to frostbite, hands or feet?

When the weather is very cold, everyone will definitely wear corresponding clothes to keep warm, but sometimes we will inevitably freeze our hands or feet. For these two parts, the easiest thing for everyone to freeze is their own hands. Because we all know that hands are most needed when communicating in winter, and feet will be well wrapped at that time, so it has no great influence on them. For a hand, when we go to work or school, we always take it out to do a corresponding activity. At this time, the hand is attacked by the corresponding cold air.

At the same time, we can see that for this season of winter, it is easy to cause an invasion of cold air, so it is easy to cause frostbite on your hands, which is very bad for your hands. So this requires us to protect ourselves in our daily life. Now many young people don't wear thick clothes in winter. In order to pursue the so-called aesthetic feeling, they choose not to. Wear thick clothes, but in fact we all know that this is very incorrect.

In the face of such a practice, we should make timely persuasion, because in winter, if we don't keep warm, not only our hands and feet, but also our ears and faces are very vulnerable to frostbite. For the winter season, what we need most is to wear thick clothes. Only in this way can we resist the harm caused by this cold air to the greatest extent physically. Similarly, as we all know, there are still many things in life that we can't resist. In the face of a job or a school life, we must take out our hands and carry out corresponding activities.

Then we can put on gloves at this time, which can solve one of our colds and is also very good. However, it is clear to all that we should also keep the affected area warm in our daily life, because our feet will not only walk correspondingly, but also add some corresponding heat to ourselves, so our feet are more easily protected and not easily frozen. For hands, we need to keep warm in time.