By iceicebaby - 06/12/2010 15:42 - United States
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there's a few treatments that help stop the vasoconstriction, but most have side effects (of course!) so a first course of action is just to bundle up...which believe me, doesn't work nearly as optimally as it should! And yup, purple/grey feet when they warm up! Some people have really severe cases where open ulcers + gangrene can occur and yes, they really do lose fingers and toes :(
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kmtau
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I have this too. I live in Texas but it's triggered if the air conditioning in my apartment is on any lower than 73...
kmtau
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I have this too. I live in Texas but it's triggered if the air conditioning in my apartment is on any lower than 73. Invest in some good socks and gloves!?
doodlesmcnoodles
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I have the same thing, and it sucks so much. it's so hard keeping your feet warm in the winter. :( I understand your pain.
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Wow. You should move to Florida or somewhere that's mainly always sunny!
I have the same problem and I also live in Ohio. I wear my coat and fingerless gloves all the time during class and when I got out. I bought a heater for my room and I have a bed warmer so I'm never cold at my house but when I go out...ugh it sucks. Just from getting in my car in the morning when its really cold within a few minutes my fingers are numb and white. I feel your pain.