October is Raynaud’s Awareness Month, and at NY Foot Health, we want to help our patients better understand this oftentimes puzzling condition.
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If you have Raynaud’s, your toes and fingers experience vasospasms or restricted blood flow to your skin in these areas resulting in feelings of coldness, numbness, painful throbbing, and tingling.
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We know that cold weather can trigger attacks for patients who have Raynaud’s. This disorder makes the skin on your toes and fingers turn bluish-white and may also result in feelings of tingling, prickliness, or numbness.
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