raynauds phenomenen disorder?

Question

why does the toes fingers ears feet get colder at night time more so than day time i have got sores at back of my leg how long do these last for is there any type of cream i can get for this also is there any type of boot i can get with padding inside as i do security at night

Answer 1

Raynaud's is associated with abnormally small or narrow blood vessels in the hands and fingers. There are many causes. The essential thing is to keep the hands warm and avoid coldness. Wear double gloves, stay near a fire. As a last resort see your doctor for medication to dilate the blood vessels.
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Answer 2

Fibromyalgia is best described as a disorder of brain chemicals, characterized by chronic diffuse body wide muscle pain, stiffness, fatigue and sleep disturbances.

People with these diseases have been categorized as, to name a few, malingerers, hypochondriacs and/or chronically depressed. They are ignored or insulted by the medical community as a whole. The doctors referred to Fibromyalgia, Myofascial Pain and Chronic Fatigue syndromes as the "All in your head" disease!!! Meaning that it was psychosomatic. They weren't completely wrong, it is all in our heads, but the problem is not a psychiatric problem, it is a circulation problem in the head or to be specific, the brain.

MRI and SPECT scan images have demonstrated that the circulation in the brains of people with FMS versus people with "normal" brain circulation have a significantly decreased circulation pattern in the brain, specifically it is in the areas of the Caudate Nucleus, Hypothalamus, Thalamus.

Because of the decreased circulation in these areas, there is a problem with the nerve conduction, the hormonal balance, and the synthesis of brain chemicals that keep our body balanced and healthy.

People with FMS present with associated signs and symptoms from the failure of the systems of the body to function properly. Every system is involved:
· The Circulatory System (Raynauds Phenomenen)
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