I got frostbite on my fingers and toes last winter, but have never seen a doctor. But over time I started to notice lack of feeling, things with the tips of my fingers and toes but never thought much of it. I thought it may be carpal tunnel again but that didn't explain my feet, so then with that being said I thought it may be from being diabetic as I was borderline diabetic in 2012. But I have not been back to see a doctor like I was supposed to so they could retest me. But yesterday I got frostbite on my hands and feet so badly that I still feel like my whole body is still freezing. One of my fingers has a weird thing like blister and has been really irritated and swollen lately, but since I was frostbit again yesterday I have no sensation in my right hand and arm.

I had no symptoms of frostbite at all until I awoke with a burning sensation in my left foot. I went to the doctor the next morning and was told it was frostbite. I was unaware that it was frostbite because I am not exposed to the weather for prolonged periods of time.

With frostbite, my skin was burning, swollen, and tingly.

I lost four fingers on my right hand due to frostbite. Thank god I still have my thumb.

My fingers turned black and hard as a rock. When it was over I lost them.

My 7 year old daughter had mild frostbite on her toes. We live in the south and actually had eight inches of snow that had the kids out of school for a week. She was outside playing all week. She wore two pairs of socks and snow boots. By the end of the week her toes (2 on each foot) started itching and were dark red to blackish. Her toes were hurting and very red and then the skin on her toes looked like she had scraped them. I took her to the doctor and her toes were actually starting to heal but the doctor said they may hurt for a few months.