I think there are a lot of RSD persons who have freezing cold feet and hands, even in the mist of a hot summer day. Hah! I laugh, but not at you, just trying to keep some humor in all of this. The disease (RSD) is like a monster what rises up its ugly head to take you to torturous places at times.

It really does test one's faith; and believe me I have strong faith, of which otherwise, I could not stand this day in and day out.

My elevated blood pressure problems that are secondary to RSD are life-threatening. I am taking the maximum amount of BP meds for it and yet it breaks through. I would be interested to know if you are having any hypertension problems associated with your RSD. I've looked on the internet and don't see too much about the connection, but I didn't have hypertension before I got RSD.

Best regards,

Patience






QUOTE=alt1268;905499]Mine is definetly worse at night, during storms or temperature changes of 10 degrees up or down. (I too wear socks occassionally in the summer.)[/QUOTE]