eHow Of The Day How to Detect the Early Signs of Frostbite by Richard Ferri When the body cools down to lower than acceptable core temperature levels--frostbite can occur. Frostbite is damage to the outer skin layer and the underlying tissue. It does not happen instantly; it generally occurs when skin is exposed to very cold temperatures over a long period of time. However, there isn't any set time exposure or lowering of the body temperature to gauge by. Any time the body cools down to lower than acceptable heat levels, frostbite can occur--and any sense of feeling "better" can be a very ominous sign of damage already setting in. This article will help you to understand the early signs of frostbite and what to do about it.…Keep reading More Like This How to Avoid Frostbite in Cold Weather How to Care for a Victim of Frostbite How to Detect the Early Signs of Pregnancy How to Care for Frostbite How to Recognize Signs of Early Labor New On eHow How to Make Portable Shelving Alternatives for Soft Water How to Make a Child Sized Doll How to Replace a 96 Mercury Sable Fuel Filter How Do Produce Markets Keep Their Vegetables Looking So Nice?		Advertisement Featured Member Articles MarlaineMarie from The Universe! wrote: How to Make An Ice Cream Topping That Hardens How to Make More Out Of A Box Of Rice Mix How to Make Perfect Long Cooking Rice You Should Follow Us!