Gloves recommendation for Raynauds

[Nw6London]

hi all, any recommendations please for Raynauds hands with painful tissue scarring? I’ve had it quite badly this year and have succumbed to being medicated this coming winter. I feel like I’m only a few showers away from a digital ulcer as the scarring is quite bad and tender. (Also read a few posts on iloprost which I’ll speak to Denton about.) but in the meantime, looking for stylish gloves with a warm lining that will save me this time of the year.

Always use icebreaker merino wool gloves indoors during the day and have a another thicker wool pair for the car (in addition to heated steering wheel), so you can imagine, I need something revolutionary…

thanks!

[Craftyflower]

I've just discovered these. They aren't the best looking gloves but they are really warm. There's full finger gloves inside, insulation and an outer waterproof layer.

They're on sale so worth a try: planetx.co.uk/products/carn...

[Galaxies1]

Hi. I've used merino wool and pure cashmere ones due to lots of allergies have found it needs to be a pure material. Also it really helps to wear wrist warmers as for some reason warmer wrists help the rigid going very blue fingers when having a bad flare. Good luck

[Bickyn]

I would also be interested on the glove front too. I have one hand that is always so cold.

[OldTed60]

So far this year I’ve used iPhone touch screen gloves from H&M (set of 2) and old Turtle Dove recycled cashmere fingerless gloves. But it actually hasn’t been very cold in Scotland until now - chillier today. I think this will probably the way I go this year with heated usb battery pads to hold in pockets when it’s extra cold.

[Jmrose]

The Raynaud's Society has alot of merchandise specifically for Raynaud's patients, gloves, booties, etc. Good luck