If Your Hands And Feet Are Always Cold You Probably Have Some Of These Health Conditions

You walk frozen even when it is hot outside? Your hands and feet are so cold that you struggle with warm socks and gloves every day? One of the possible causes for this natural imbalance is the process in which the blood vessels constrict, and thus restrict the limb blood flow, so you feel extremely cold, and sometimes even pain. In the medicine this phenomenon is called Raynaud’s syndrome, a condition in which the blood flow is especially reduced. Severe pain, numbness, and cold white fingers are the first symptoms.

Many studies have shown that women are especially sensitive to low temperatures. The reasons are complex and quite different.

Anemia
Besides cold hands and feet the most common symptoms for anemia are fatigue and headache. So if you have 2 of these 3, it is good to check the levels of iron in your blood. Lack of oxygen is the main culprit that leads you to this coldness.

Problem with thyroid
The decreased work of the thyroid leads to slow metabolism and the consequence is coldness in the extremities. Fatigue, lethargy, sleepiness and slower speech are just another following symptom.

Stress
Stress is the most common cause of coldness. It increases the production of adrenaline that tightens the blood vessels. Therefore circulation is minimized.

First aid against cold limbs
In this case scenario a good advice should be to download your limbs and to gently shake them. If you want to solve this problem for good you should eat healthy foods and you should also do any physical activity.