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Now that summer is here, my hands and feet are now bright red due to the heat. I had helped move a friend this weekend and my hands were bright red as it was hot out and I was lifting boxes. How do I even manage this? Any suggestions?
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scramble jennifer12071
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It sounds like erythromelagia which can exist along with Raynaud's phenomenon.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/erythromelalgia/
jennifer12071 scramble
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scramble jennifer12071
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It sounds like erythromelagia which can exist along with Raynaud's phenomenon.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/erythromelalgia/
zoe43889 scramble
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Scramble thank you so very much for this reply! Raynaud's for me started in my feet. It has only been this last winter that I have really suffered badly in my hands. However, I have had the ( word I cannot pronounce!) In my feet for some time now. Thank you so much for posting this information it's really helpful and I'm really grateful. :-) PS I'm using speech text! :-)
zoe43889
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My email tells me I have a reply from you but I can't work out how to read it! Thank you anyway!
zoe43889 jennifer12071
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Hi there, I really do sympathize! To be honest with you, I haven't really been suffering with Raynaud's in my hands for that long, so I really don't know what to suggest because the last thing you want, is to call your hands down and get right back to where you started a few weeks ago! I would say just enjoy not having numb fingers that make you feel sick to look at! I wish you well and do enjoy the summer for as long as it lasts!