is raynards a part of fibro. i really blue/white feet then end up with chill blains. i am really confused about fibro-what it actually is
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I have suffered with raynards since i was little but only got f.m. 3yrs ago maybe some link there,but im always freezing cold ,as for what f.m. actually is i'm sure if anyone knew we could all be cured
Here's hoping x
is it a central nervous condition ?
Hello Moss, Raynaud's is a common disorder in which the small blood vessels in the extremities are over-sensitive to changes in temperature - hands and feet particularly. With Fibromyalgia we can also have a sensitivity to light, sound, touch, and heat - either hot or cold. It is not implausible that Fibromyalgia sufferers can also have Raynaud's too. With Raynaud's the blood supply to the extremities, usually the fingers and toes but sometimes also the ears and nose, is interrupted. During an attack they become first white and "numb" looking. They may then turn blue and finally red and burning when the blood flow is restored. There may be considerable pain, numbness or tingling. The sensations felt can be comparable to those felt with Fibromyalgia. Raynauds used to be called Raynauds Disease, but is now simply referred to as Raynaud's, it is considered to be a circulatory condition. Hope this helps.