Side effects of using ice on skin

Here are seven side effects of using ice on the skin

Ice can cause temporary redness or irritation on the skin.

Skin Redness

Prolonged use of ice can lead to numbness in the treated area.

Numbness

 Some people may experience increased sensitivity to cold after using ice on their skin.

Skin Damage

In extreme cases, prolonged exposure to ice can cause frostbite, leading to tissue damage.

Frostbite

Some people may experience increased sensitivity to cold after using ice on their skin.

Skin Sensitivity

Ice application can sometimes cause discomfort or pain

Pain

Excessive or rough use of ice can result in prolonged redness or even bruising of the skin.

Prolonged Redness or Bruising

If any discomfort or unusual reactions occur, it's best to discontinue use and seek medical advice.