My feet seem to be always cold, even through the warmer summer months. Have tried various types of socks and techniques but nothing seems to help. Although getting older in late-50's, I am otherwise in excellent health - training/competing in triathlons for 30+ years. Blood flow/circulation seems to be good, although at its worst, my feet do appear pink-ish almost red, and if I press down will see the skin turn white.
My primary care physician sent me for a blood test and also a test of circulation and both came back as non-conclusive - actually perfect lab results according to the doc. He is going to send me to various other specialists including a rheumatologist, but I appear to have stumped him.
Has anyone else experienced perpetual cold feet? And if so, have you been diagnosed with anything or can you offer tips or techniques or other possible solutions?
Cheers,
@Kid
My primary care physician sent me for a blood test and also a test of circulation and both came back as non-conclusive - actually perfect lab results according to the doc. He is going to send me to various other specialists including a rheumatologist, but I appear to have stumped him.
Has anyone else experienced perpetual cold feet? And if so, have you been diagnosed with anything or can you offer tips or techniques or other possible solutions?
Cheers,
@Kid