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Trench foot elicited a number of preventive strategies, including providing soldiers with looser, waterproof boots.
The Medical Response to the Trench Diseases in World War One
Still, scores lost blackened toes and even whole feet to frostbite and trench foot.
The bulge
But the number of prisoners was not the only surprising element to the war - the cold weather and trench foot proved to be problematic.
It was a damn silly war; 30 years on from the Falklands, one veteran remembers his fallen comrades
IT is ludicrously weather-dependent, as anyone who was there on Saturday or Sunday will testify if they have got over the trench foot yet, but going to the Open is a unique and very special way to view top-class sport.
Open visit is recommended
During the Amazon jungle marathon 18 months ago she lost all of her toenails and suffered trench foot, finishing the race in a top 10 position.
My secret's being stubborn, says Arctic race champion; WELSH TV PRESENTER IS ONLY PERSON TO FINISH CHALLENGE
Personally I think the physical effect ends at your nipples sticking out although given the reality of UK weather I am prepared to accept drivers are also in danger of contracting trench foot.
Breath of fresh air!
YOU might get trench foot in the flip-flops, but officially it's still summer, so try to catch a few rays in between bands in this Soul Cal cami top, pounds 19.
Festival fun in the sun; Make the most of the late summer revelries with 13 brilliant ideas from Dawn Collinson
Further, the landing force was inexplicably unprepared to cope with hypothermia, trench foot, and frostbite.
Red, White, Black and Blue
He also claims he was left disabled and on the brink of suicide after callous Army medics refused to treat him for crippling trench foot.
MY RACE-HATE HELL IN HARRY REGIMENT; EXCLUSIVE Cruel taunts are forcing me out of the Army because I'm a black Jamaican My front door has been kicked in and my car windows smashed Corporal said he didn't need a black bin bag.. he would use me
Many soldiers fighting in the First World War suffered from trench foot - an infection caused by standing in waterlogged trenches for hours without removing wet socks or boots.
First World War 90th Anniversary: Trench foot part of life for soldiers
Former Navy medic Dr Andy Ashworth fears Australian doctors may not be aware of the dangers of trench foot .
HEALTH FEARS FOR YACHT HERO TONY
Dubbed one of the toughest athletic events in the world, race hazards such as injuries, trench foot and hallucinations due to lack of sleep took their toll.
Grueling Four-Day Race Becomes Stanford Lab for Cardiac Experiments

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