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Aloiza [94]
2 years ago
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I give 100 Points + Brainly In the cold war what was the main cause for trench foot?

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DiKsa [7]2 years ago
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Trench foot is caused by the feet being exposed to bacteria and cold and wet conditions.

<h3>How is trench foot formed?</h3>
  • Requires that the feet are exposed to wet conditions which are also cold.
  • This exposes the feet to bacteria because blood will not circulate properly to the feet on account of the cold.

As a result of trench foot, a person will experience several symptoms which can be quite painful such as swelling, blotchy skin, and a tingling sensation. Sometimes blisters might form.

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