Toasted skin” syndrome can occur when using a heating pad a lot, but is it serious? Experts explain everything to know.

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Heat can be applied to the section of the frozen pipe using an electric heating pad or an electric hair dryer. Another option is to wrap the pipes with towels soaked in hot water. It is important ...

While heating pads and blankets offer comfort during cold seasons or aid in pain relief, experts warn they can cause a skin condition known as “toasted skin syndrome” if overused. Officially called ...

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