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...As to ice on the skin . . . one reason to be very, very careful, if not avoid, is that using it when you have an open wound is not good, especially with the PN population. I know I have missed very slight cuts on my feet and find it is best just to avoid.

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Is the concern infection? If that is the case, how would the risk differ from any water on the skin?
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