I've suffered from Raynaud's for some time now. What has helped with symptom control is a calcium-channel blocker; in my case my doctor prescribed Norvasc which typically is indicated for lowering blood pressure (mine is usually already low at around 110/70 alone with no medication), but it has worked wonders at helping keep my hands and feet warmer. Also, is it just your hands and feet primarily that are cold, or does it feel like you whole boday? If it's your whole body, it could be something such as a thyroid disorder

i have i blood pressure so am on medication had my thyroid checked this happens even in warm wheather the rhuemotalogist diagnoised it she seen it when i went to appointment i will have to ask about the norvasc i have chills through my body but hands and feet the worst i also have ra am being cked for ms

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I've suffered from Raynaud's for some time now. What has helped with symptom control is a calcium-channel blocker; in my case my doctor prescribed Norvasc which typically is indicated for lowering blood pressure (mine is usually already low at around 110/70 alone with no medication), but it has worked wonders at helping keep my hands and feet warmer. Also, is it just your hands and feet primarily that are cold, or does it feel like you whole boday? If it's your whole body, it could be something such as a thyroid disorder

hands, feet, nose and toes usually :wave: thanks for being so suportive every1 my mum is taking it more seriously since i showed her this and i am now going to the doc reguarly.

thanxz