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Manorfire · 12-31-2006, 06:42 AM

I agree that it's likely to be a circulation issue. It sounds similar to a common condition called Raynauds, but I'm no doctor. I have a friend who has the condition since she was a teenager. Warm baths and the constant wearing of gloves/socks helps to avoid 'attacks', though it's much worse during the winter months. Exercise helps her too.

Raynauds Syndrome - NHSdirect UK website

Of course, it could be something entirely different (or nothing in particular).

12-31-2006, 06:42 AM	#4 (permalink)
Manorfire Upright Location: England	I agree that it's likely to be a circulation issue. It sounds similar to a common condition called Raynauds, but I'm no doctor. I have a friend who has the condition since she was a teenager. Warm baths and the constant wearing of gloves/socks helps to avoid 'attacks', though it's much worse during the winter months. Exercise helps her too. Raynauds Syndrome - NHSdirect UK website Of course, it could be something entirely different (or nothing in particular).