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Those who live in colder regions usually wear hot clothing to avoid frostbite, but some people do not wear it due to lack of knowledge and travel outside for more than 30 minutes, and they will get Frostbite. Now, the question is what this terminology Frostbite is about. Frostbite is a cold-related injury when skin and underlying tissues freeze due to exposure to frigid temperatures. It typically affects body parts farthest from the heart and most exposed to the cold, such as fingers, toes, ears, nose, cheeks, and chin. How Frostbite Happens In extreme cold, blood vessels constrict to preserve heat for vital organs, reducing blood flow to extremities. Prolonged exposure can cause tissue damage as fluids in the skin and underlying tissues freeze, forming ice crystals. Severe frostbite can damage muscles, nerves, and even bones. Stages of Frostbite Frostnip (Mild Frostbite): Early and reversible stage. Symptoms: Skin becomes...

 Healthy Tounge  Underlying health issues can turn the tongue into assorted colors. Some of these issues clear up independently, while others require treatment.   Below, we describe several tongue colors and the medical conditions that are likely to result in them.   Black ❤ A buildup of keratin can cause the tongue to turn black. Keratin is a protein in the skin, hair, and nails.   According to the Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center, a keratin buildup can cause the tongue to become black and hairy. A buildup can result from: Bad oral hygiene Medications, such as some antibiotics Tobacco use Radiation therapy Drinking dark liquids — such as coffee or black tea — can also blacken the tongue. In rare cases, a black tongue results from a more serious health condition, such as diabetes or HIV.   White 👅 If the tongue pales and develops white patches, this may result from a fungal infection, such as oral thrush. Oral thr...

OBJECTIVE A s with supplementary dexterities and climacteric, the age at which kids comprehend the vernacular and come to be babbling with their surroundings could be diversified. Recognizing a smattering of discourse and terminology growth will alleviate parents figure out if there is a rationale for misgiving or not. How Do Speech and Language Differ? Speech   It is the unwritten articulation of lingo and encompasses manifestation (the way we form sounds and utterances normally). Language   It is providing and obtaining knowledge. It is discerning and being realized through transmission — verbal, nonverbal, and inscribed (being sure of upon the background where the offspring is residing). What Are Speech or Language Delays? Speech and language problems differ, but often overlap. For example,  A child with a  language delay  might say words well but only be able to put two words together. A child with a  speech delay  might use words and phrases to express ideas but be hard to underst...