Well that is good, I think that your meds might have caused the blood vessels in your hands to vasodialate, which basically reversed the effects of restriction of bloodflow in your fingers.
@@AnimalSyndicateI was only 5 to 7 years old when I came in from playing in the snow and my mom first noticed that I had this syndrome as she tried to warm up my fingers under some luke warm water.
As someone recently diagnosed, but had circulation issues for years, it's a nightmare. Permanently cold feet and pale hands look burnt when colour returns. Seriously I wouldn't wish this on anyone.
@@NatashaTapps kinda because I had to have a large amount removed but what's left is keeping levels relatively stable with some low level meds on occasion. That was about 18 months prior to my raynauds diagnosis.
Erythromelalgia is the opposite of this....and it is incredibly painful too. Sadly, most doctors don't even know about it. When you tell them your symptoms, they act like you're crazy.
I never heard of this til now and when i looked it up it looks exactly what i deal with, sometimes it feels like my hands and feet are on fire but i just thought everyone had that lol
My grandpa had this although it didn't hurt him that much or he was good at hiding his pain. his hands would lose all color and he'd put his hands over some simmering water to warm them up.
One thing that has helped me is cayenne pepper on a compress/clean material with oil that is beneficial like olive oil (I use a tiny bit of castor oil) on my feet at night sometimes, & notice the difference big time 🙌
Mine aren't like that but my palms get splotchy and start burning, and not in cold water, it just randomly happens any time I'm in water that isn't very hot. I mean my whole body though, my palms only do this if my entire body is soaked from a shower, rain or swimming. Like I sometimes have warm showers (I have skin conditions that make heat unbearable for me) and my hands would start burning when wet. And then at least one time when swimming in a stream, the water was kinda cool but not cold cold, and it was July in the middle of the desert. And once, again in July, during a monsoon rain when I was caught walking with my friend and our clothes were soaked, and it made my hands splotchy and start burning. I always have to rub the together really hard to make the burning go away. It hasn't happened in years now though.
It has been the longest winter in ages here, it was the coldest March ever here in Europe and my hands have been suffering from Raynauds so long that my body is now starting to hurts permanently with even a cold tongue and mouth on the inside. Everything is tingling and electrical and I am exhausted. I am scared it is turning to something more serious.
This was common for me and a lot of others when not wearing gloves or the temps got too cold. Never try and warm your hands up with hot water because it makes it achingly painful! Its like your hands cant adjust to the transition fast enough
I was working outside in the cold had gloves on but my hands still froze. Came in and applied hot water and it hurt so bad. What happens is the cold restricts the blood flow turning the fingers white and if not taken care of can turn the fingers black which is frost bite and is not good. When you warm your hands up the blood rushes back through the vines and it hurts so bad. It feels like a bunch of knives pocking you rapidly.
I don’t know if I had this or not. In the first fall/winter after my TBI (coma included-not induced)I was out without gloves on one of those days where they might be necessary, might not. Even though I had pockets, my hands got painfully cold. After that, whenever my hands got cold they hurt and got cold more easily than the rest of me. Even in short sleeves and shorts, I had to have a pair of thin gloves ( the one-size stretchy ones) with me in case I needed them. Now, later in life, I’ve made a point to try to reduce my sugar intake and get proper nutrition. I very rarely have my fingers get cold enough to hurt-even in temperatures that I know would have been a problem back then
This happen to me 2 days ago. I was not wearing gloves and my fingers were frozen. It was painful when I tried to warm it up with heat. The only remedy was cool running water to warm my hands back up
My fingers don’t change color, but since I was a teen my index finger on my right hand will randomly go so cold. Like I can tell it’s cold AND people can feel that it’s cold compared to the others. If anything it sometimes goes a bit dark, like purplish. I either wrap my left hand around it for a few mins or just wait for it to pass, but I always wonder wth it is lol.
I have had this since I was 5 and everyday in weather below 45 degrees Fahrenheit, my fingers would turn white and go numb and when I take them back inside it warm up, it is the most painful I’ve ever felt and that is saying something.
I dont have that condition, but something similar happened to me. I was curring my brother's hair, with this new razor he bought. And after what felt like an hour, after i put it down, my fingers were white, and i FREAKED OUT. Luckily my friend knew what happened and just told me to put it under warm water.
I only found out I had that one week ago and it doesn’t really hurt me because I’m constantly in water because I surf a lot and I go to the beach a lot and I just get a little bit of my toes but I’ve only really got it once or twice since Last week or two weeks ago and it’s never gone painful so I’m not sure if I have it or if it was just a one off!!
My wife has this. We live in far upstate NY next to Canada. I can be in the same room sweating in a t shirt while she can't feel her fingers. Our winter heating bills are insane.
My fingers don't turn white like that but once they get cold, if I don't get them warm quick. They bring tears to my eyes and take forever for the pain to go away. Then I can go right back to whatever I was doing. Long as I don't Let them get cold for very long.
Don't have a diagnosis but I have it. It's funny when you do horse back riding in the winter and you notice the reins slipping away. And don't use hot water. Use slightly warm or a little cool water. It'll hurt anyways but with the water on the cooler side it's tolerable
That happened to me once I had salt on my hands and I didn’t know it was still there until I touched the snow ❄️ my fingers were white😢 and it hurt as hell
Okay, so what do you call it when you actually find cold temperatures incredibly painful. I can’t hold ice cubes even need to get that called for things to get painful.
mine don't really change in temperature like that, they usually stay cold and a waxy yellowish-orange sort of color? idk if the color is just because of the lights or not though.
I think I have this touching anything cold is very painful my hand becomes ♥️ red and hurts so bad with blood clots all over my body am always cold ❄️ it's not easy very often exhausted not sleeping God help me 😢😢😢
I have this (not as bad as this case) but omg it hurts. It mainly affects my toes and I don’t really feel much pain until I start warming up. And then in the following days my toes blister up and swell which HURTS and ICHES SO BAD. The weird thing is, I don’t feel cold easily, so I really don’t know if when I take my shoes off my toes will be purple or not. So I end up probably making it worse by not dressing warm enough.
Hey @DrKaran my dad has this condition. (but only in his left hand) And I am just really curious. Is it a hereditary thing? Granted I don't get white fingers like that, but in freezing weather my fingers hurts really bad, even if I am just outside for 5-10 minutes (but also, it kinda happens on and off now and then) so again is it hereditary? Lastly I love your videos, they are quite informative ^^
I was diagnosed with that in 2010. The symptoms disappeared when I was put on blood thinners for a unrelated condition.
Well that is good, I think that your meds might have caused the blood vessels in your hands to vasodialate, which basically reversed the effects of restriction of bloodflow in your fingers.
@@tomandersson2055 Yep! That’s what seems to have happened.
Blood thinners are awesome honestly my body parts actually started feeling warm when they discovered a blood clot in my arm
I get them all the time😊
@@tomandersson2055how is that good for having that
Happy you speak about it I have this problem it's been few years .. this is bad and yes it hurt your finger stays cold ..
So... you can develop this problem?
@@AnimalSyndicateYes I was 32 when I was diagnosed am now 60 and it's debilitating.
@@AnimalSyndicateI was only 5 to 7 years old when I came in from playing in the snow and my mom first noticed that I had this syndrome as she tried to warm up my fingers under some luke warm water.
@@PeaceinthePNW do you think maybe if you constantly kept your hands warm somehow it would help? I hope you find a solution my friend.
Yes
I think I have this. I'd never heard of this until right now and it explains everything I experience when my hands and feet get really cold.
Could also be iron deficiency/anemia
Damn I think I have a hard life but when I look at people who have conditions like this AND probably have something going on I am grateful
I never heard of this before. Thanks for the information.
As someone recently diagnosed, but had circulation issues for years, it's a nightmare. Permanently cold feet and pale hands look burnt when colour returns.
Seriously I wouldn't wish this on anyone.
Exacly ..just curious do you have thyroid problems
@@NatashaTapps kinda because I had to have a large amount removed but what's left is keeping levels relatively stable with some low level meds on occasion. That was about 18 months prior to my raynauds diagnosis.
@@Lil-Dragonthyroid is what make your all body functional so most of the time we have tendency to have this problem too.
Erythromelalgia is the opposite of this....and it is incredibly painful too. Sadly, most doctors don't even know about it. When you tell them your symptoms, they act like you're crazy.
Whats that?
whats that
Not sure what that is, but sounds painful 😣
Gotta say it, I’m 100th like!
Ouch, I would hate to have erytgromelagia 😖 I hope more doctors learn about it 🙏
I never heard of this til now and when i looked it up it looks exactly what i deal with, sometimes it feels like my hands and feet are on fire but i just thought everyone had that lol
My grandpa had this although it didn't hurt him that much or he was good at hiding his pain. his hands would lose all color and he'd put his hands over some simmering water to warm them up.
Believe me he was hiding the pain because it is so painful it would make you cry
One thing that has helped me is cayenne pepper on a compress/clean material with oil that is beneficial like olive oil (I use a tiny bit of castor oil) on my feet at night sometimes, & notice the difference big time 🙌
I had it, and I still have it, this shit is no joke.
It's soooo frickin painful 😖
Lol😞
@@ninijr It doesn’t look like you’re laughing out loud, lol.
Oh YES literally feels like you slammed each of your fingers with a hammer super hard. I dealt with that before i will do my best to avoid it 🙏😢😂
This happens to me during the winter but other people in the comments who say they have say it has a LOT of pain but for me my fingers just feel numb
Thanks for stating the obvious. It's a fix that we are after.
Don't warm it up quickly like that you'll end up getting chilblains/frostbite.
Itchy achey and horrible on top of Raynauds
Would love to see a video about intermittent fasting! Love the channel, I use the trick to open your nasal passage all the time.
Bro I’m literally sun burned
Mine aren't like that but my palms get splotchy and start burning, and not in cold water, it just randomly happens any time I'm in water that isn't very hot. I mean my whole body though, my palms only do this if my entire body is soaked from a shower, rain or swimming. Like I sometimes have warm showers (I have skin conditions that make heat unbearable for me) and my hands would start burning when wet. And then at least one time when swimming in a stream, the water was kinda cool but not cold cold, and it was July in the middle of the desert. And once, again in July, during a monsoon rain when I was caught walking with my friend and our clothes were soaked, and it made my hands splotchy and start burning. I always have to rub the together really hard to make the burning go away. It hasn't happened in years now though.
It has been the longest winter in ages here, it was the coldest March ever here in Europe and my hands have been suffering from Raynauds so long that my body is now starting to hurts permanently with even a cold tongue and mouth on the inside. Everything is tingling and electrical and I am exhausted. I am scared it is turning to something more serious.
I find it nice and tingly
This was common for me and a lot of others when not wearing gloves or the temps got too cold. Never try and warm your hands up with hot water because it makes it achingly painful! Its like your hands cant adjust to the transition fast enough
I have it it’s annoying, but I work through it
My GP said I had this. Turns out it was Rheumatoid Arthritis
I have it it doesn’t hurt to bad though
I had that and don't anymore. But it was horrible, and the numbness and pain made me feel mentally off too.
I was working outside in the cold had gloves on but my hands still froze. Came in and applied hot water and it hurt so bad. What happens is the cold restricts the blood flow turning the fingers white and if not taken care of can turn the fingers black which is frost bite and is not good. When you warm your hands up the blood rushes back through the vines and it hurts so bad. It feels like a bunch of knives pocking you rapidly.
This happened to me once 😭
Coming inside to a warm room after skiing in the super cold temperatures is truly a very painful experience because of this.
I got that one time when i was kid, i got so scared that i thought i was gonna die 😂
for a second i thought this was the original
Had the same symptom when wearing metal rings for extended amounts of time in winter
I don’t know if I had this or not. In the first fall/winter after my TBI (coma included-not induced)I was out without gloves on one of those days where they might be necessary, might not. Even though I had pockets, my hands got painfully cold. After that, whenever my hands got cold they hurt and got cold more easily than the rest of me. Even in short sleeves and shorts, I had to have a pair of thin gloves ( the one-size stretchy ones) with me in case I needed them.
Now, later in life, I’ve made a point to try to reduce my sugar intake and get proper nutrition. I very rarely have my fingers get cold enough to hurt-even in temperatures that I know would have been a problem back then
This happen to me 2 days ago. I was not wearing gloves and my fingers were frozen. It was painful when I tried to warm it up with heat. The only remedy was cool running water to warm my hands back up
Me who sits in snow with a tank top and shorts: man that must suck
My fingers don’t change color, but since I was a teen my index finger on my right hand will randomly go so cold. Like I can tell it’s cold AND people can feel that it’s cold compared to the others. If anything it sometimes goes a bit dark, like purplish. I either wrap my left hand around it for a few mins or just wait for it to pass, but I always wonder wth it is lol.
Yeah it really sucks. Can never use my phone either when it happens because my fingers get really stiff.
FFX fan? :)
my hands hurt a bit when they're really cold
“this hurts like hell” guy keeps going without shaking a muscle in his hand 💀
I have had this since I was 5 and everyday in weather below 45 degrees Fahrenheit, my fingers would turn white and go numb and when I take them back inside it warm up, it is the most painful I’ve ever felt and that is saying something.
Bro, gotta roll his sleeve up💀💀
I dont have that condition, but something similar happened to me. I was curring my brother's hair, with this new razor he bought. And after what felt like an hour, after i put it down, my fingers were white, and i FREAKED OUT. Luckily my friend knew what happened and just told me to put it under warm water.
i have this and it hurts so bad when i’m skiing😭
I only found out I had that one week ago and it doesn’t really hurt me because I’m constantly in water because I surf a lot and I go to the beach a lot and I just get a little bit of my toes but I’ve only really got it once or twice since Last week or two weeks ago and it’s never gone painful so I’m not sure if I have it or if it was just a one off!!
My wife has this. We live in far upstate NY next to Canada. I can be in the same room sweating in a t shirt while she can't feel her fingers. Our winter heating bills are insane.
My fingers don't turn white like that but once they get cold, if I don't get them warm quick. They bring tears to my eyes and take forever for the pain to go away. Then I can go right back to whatever I was doing. Long as I don't Let them get cold for very long.
Uncle ruckus takin notes
My foot starts to get hurt when it comes into contact with cold surfaces
Had since I was 16. I use hand warmers and stick them in my gloves and socks because my toes are the first to go numb
If I had this I would be whiter than the clouds cause I have anxiety 😊
Get that in your toes too I believe.
Love to know everyday a littelmore shame for me I never study to be a doctor 🙃 but I love ❤️ everything I see in your channel
I do and it hurts a lot sometimes i cry
i thought that was normal cuz i get that ALL THE TIME 😂
Don't have a diagnosis but I have it. It's funny when you do horse back riding in the winter and you notice the reins slipping away.
And don't use hot water. Use slightly warm or a little cool water. It'll hurt anyways but with the water on the cooler side it's tolerable
My mum thinks I have this because every time I go to the beach, I come out the sea with white and orange hands and arms
My hands can remain cold in a warm room. My fingers unable to grip things when they get that cold
That happened to me once I had salt on my hands and I didn’t know it was still there until I touched the snow ❄️ my fingers were white😢 and it hurt as hell
I have RS. And yes, huts like hell
THAT SCARES ME😣
Okay, so what do you call it when you actually find cold temperatures incredibly painful. I can’t hold ice cubes even need to get that called for things to get painful.
I do apparently
And yes it's annoying and hella painful
I literally can't take a too hot shower if it's a bit too cold in my house
I have it and no I don’t hurt 😂😂
mine don't really change in temperature like that, they usually stay cold and a waxy yellowish-orange sort of color? idk if the color is just because of the lights or not though.
I have this it gets really bad in winter
My mother had that. It was awful seeing her after putting out the washing on the line on a cold day. Her fingers would be bone white.
I have this on my feet and my hands and the winter sucks because i have to sit in front of a heater all day
...I was born with that-
why are they playing runaway by kanye in the back 😭
Why do my fingers sometimes feel like they are swelling up at random times?
I think I have this touching anything cold is very painful my hand becomes ♥️ red and hurts so bad with blood clots all over my body am always cold ❄️ it's not easy very often exhausted not sleeping God help me 😢😢😢
I have this (not as bad as this case) but omg it hurts. It mainly affects my toes and I don’t really feel much pain until I start warming up. And then in the following days my toes blister up and swell which HURTS and ICHES SO BAD.
The weird thing is, I don’t feel cold easily, so I really don’t know if when I take my shoes off my toes will be purple or not. So I end up probably making it worse by not dressing warm enough.
Yep, my dad has this.
I got this during a cycling race when I was at Max heart rate. It wasn't even cold outside.
I have never gotten that! I am lucky
NO FUCKING WAY ME AND MY MOM HAVE BEEN WONDERING WHAT THIS IS SINCE NOVEMBER 2023 THANK YOU SO MUCH
So, what's the solution & how to avoid this when out in the cold?
double up gloves
Is there any medical treatment for Raynauds? I have had it for many years and it kicks in as soon as the outside temperature drops.
I have raynauds but only in my thumb
Well I'm curios is this still the same thing if you don't get write but your feet and hands feel cold and won't warm up even near a fire?
Idk if I have this but if I wash my hands under cold water too many times they swell and become stiff because I'm allergic to the cold.
I have it, but I am so lucky it is very very mild
I have this but mine is not as severe
Not my dumbass in the start thinking she was wearing pink gloves without the fingers in it
May not 1 in 20 but 1 in 20 million might be possible.
I have a friend with this.
I have this although I wouldn't say it very muchhurts, maybe I'm just lucky
This is why I hate anyone who thinks a room is ok at 68° 😒 and it sucks trying to walk my dog in the fall/spring
Hey @DrKaran my dad has this condition. (but only in his left hand) And I am just really curious. Is it a hereditary thing? Granted I don't get white fingers like that, but in freezing weather my fingers hurts really bad, even if I am just outside for 5-10 minutes (but also, it kinda happens on and off now and then) so again is it hereditary? Lastly I love your videos, they are quite informative ^^
It can be due to trauma, or excessive use of certain machinery, that vibrates. If people in your family have it, it was probably passed down to you
My mum had this with her feet and ig its can be passed down because i also have it in my feet.
That happens to me in snow
Me after dipping my fingers in melted white chocolate (it's hot):
Mine go green n hurt sooo much then go white/ yellow then purple be 4 they come back to the norm
my grandma has this
So any help 🙏 especially now it's getting colder ?
My friend has it and it hurts her
Cold is not a cold cold is a It is the absence of heat
i have it but it feels numb
Same!
I have this and no one I know has this
Jesus it looks like her fingers are gonna fall off lol
I though it was frostbite 💀💀