By iceicebaby - 06/12/2010 15:42 - United States
pere tells us more.
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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Haha,
I read your post, then noticed your username. I must say, good choice :P Looks like you'll have to pack up and.move away unfortunately :(
for all the people who have talked down to the OP, you're all assholes! why even comment if you must be rude??
the problem in the first place is that you live in Ohio!
so I have raynauds too and I live in Canada. big whoop!! it gets colder here than it does in Ohio. how would u feel hanging out here for a week. where its around 0 (at it's highest) in the day, and -10 to-20(windchill) at night. quit your wining. or should I say: go to home depot, buy some wood, build a bridge, and GET OVER IT !!!!
Sucks dont it? I live in an area where the general population thinks that 60-65 is a nice temperature. You shouod see the colors my whole dam body turns
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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.