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Question Redness in hands and feet - Swollen or puffy on bottom of feet

Hello,

Does anyone experience redness in their hands and or feet that is alleviated by raising the hands or feet above the heart?
Does this sound like a symptom of Neuropathy? Erythromelalgia?
If you experience this issue and have some form of Neuropathy does rasing your hands or feet above the heart help?
I do not have searing pain and heat at night where I cannot cover my feet with the sheets, so not sure about Erythromelalgia?
My hands or feet are either ice cold or red and warm.
Since I do not have a formal DX, I am left searcing at this time.


Thanks to anyone who responds!
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