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hellothere 01-06-2012 11:46 PM

Cold hands
 
Cold hands and how its related to TOS? can someone explain this to me, my hands are always cold.

SD38 01-07-2012 04:09 AM

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Originally Posted by hellothere (Post 838574)
Cold hands and how its related to TOS? can someone explain this to me, my hands are always cold.

Same here, I have and still get ice cold hands/toes when most people around me are normal temperature.
Only now I also seem to suffer from the complete opposite... when they get warm with wearing gloves they get TOO hot go bright red, swell and balloon up????:confused:

billy027 01-07-2012 07:43 AM

Me too. Also I can't peel an orange or even hold a cold bottle of water without feeling like I'm getting frostbite. It hurts a lot.

Anne4tos 01-07-2012 12:04 PM

There's a variety of reasons, but mine are from vaso-spasms. They use to discolor as well everyday, but now I've had discoloring about 3 times in the past year.

If I change my position, I can sometimes get pressure off the nerve and my hand will flood with warmth. I don't have any swelling or vascular symptoms.

mspennyloafer 01-09-2012 11:54 AM

my hands get cold when it's nervy symptoms i think

vascular stuff i get this weird swelling sensation or i get really veiny hands but that might be related raynauds which people with connective tissue disorders get even w/o tos

mspennyloafer 01-09-2012 11:55 AM

also people who are hypothyroid get cold hands and feet

olecyn 01-10-2012 01:43 AM

lack of circulation and oxygen cause the temp extremes
Think of the"compressions" as a crimped hose barely getting water through. Your arteries and vessels are being starved for circulation which also compromises the autonomic system :eek:

chroma 01-10-2012 02:23 AM

I get cold hands easily too, but if I run them under really warm water for 30 - 60 seconds (and sometimes more) then they "reset". I have to be sure to dry them thoroughly so they don't cool off from drying. After that, my hands stay normal until I hold something cold, like out of the fridge.


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