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Originally Posted by GalenaFaolan
SB, that is why I typically will mention "hot" and "cold" rsd when it comes to people talking about ice or how to make something feel better. Us "cold" people are some hurtin' puppies with cold, but of course "hot" isn't bothered by ice or cold and is perfectly fine for you because you're not restricting already constricted blood vessels like mine are being a "cold" rsd. :-)
This is very true because even everyone with cold or hot rsd have different experiences somewhat because we are all individuals. So it will remain.
Hugs,
Karen
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Hi Karen, since I have cold rsd, and the vascoconstrition is very obvious my question is If you ahve hot RSD isnt the same thing happening to you, vascoconstriction, as it is with me? your body is just reacting differently? In the begining my legs were red hot, as the stages advanced they went cold, but the underlying problem was always vascocontrition. So is it the same. sorry for my awful spelling. cz