Originally Posted by free2frog

Ok it's getting colder I was dropping off a load today in Ky. Picked up the new trailer to head home, Another driver came over while I was doing my pretrip and we wound up shoot the breeze for 30 minutes or so. I was dressed in my usual jeans and tee shirt. Temp was low 40's with wind chill closer to high 30's. Now cold weather has never been an issue for me and rarely ever wear a coat.

But today I noticed the areas affected by RSD that were exposed to the wind and cold ( not covered by shirt or pants) were Ice cold burning numb after I got back in my truck, 6 hours later I can still feel a temp difference between affected areas and non affected area, Is this common or normal for anyone else?