Shin becomes shriveled and soft. Freezing of skin or tissues due to exposure to temperatures at or below freezing. Commonly by exposure to liquids that freeze at low temperatures such as gasoline, cleaning solvents, and salt water, or high velocity wind flow or metal surfaces. Wind or contact with wet clothing may produce an effective temp in freezing range when air temperature is above freezing. Aching, tingling sensation with cold and numbness.
Skin usually turns red.
Pale grey and waxy white. DO NOT use water to warm affected areas. Place uncovered under arm pits or belly next to skin. Bare feet against belly of companion, under clothing avoid rubbing or massaging. Routine exercise of face, fingers, and toes.