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Frostskader
Frostbitt og frostskader oppstår ofte i forbindelse med rus fra alkohol eller narkotika, eller ved idretter som utøves i sterk kulde og vind. Behandlingen avhenger av hvor alvorlig skaden er.
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8. juli 2021
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