My feet feel so cold, I can hardly stand it. Yet they are warm to the touch. Feels like I have ice water instead of blood.
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You may have poor circulation in your hands/feet which is semi-common. I don't think there's an easy way to fix this.
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my husband had a problem with his legs and feet being cold and the dr. had him take Niacin 500mg it really helped him you might try it take it twice a day. I buy it from Swanson's vitamins
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azzpinxter say what?
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Kinda same here... My feet feel like they are freezing in my work boots and UGGS. But, warm to the touch. What's up with that?
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Probably a nerve in my neck and the way I sleep. dah. But, why only with shoes on? Feet are fine without shoes.
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Get some good warm socks and have some good red wine at night. And four feet together in a bed is very warm....(wink).
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Try sprinkling just a little cayenne pepper into some body powder. Mix it up, and put it on your feed before you put your socks on. It will give your feet the illusion of feeling warm. The idea about niacin in another answer is a good one in the long run, but this may give you immediate relief.
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Who is touching them? Definitely sounds weird. I just put my feet under my dog... I miss my pooch : (
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it started for me 2 or 3 months ago.seems to be worst at night.my wife complains of cold feet all the time, but her feet are cold to the touch...to make things worst, we are in july.if i had a circulation problem, would'nt my feet be cold?i just don't know.
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Neuropathy......My feet are warm to the touch, yet feel like they are frozen to the bone. They also nuumb but they ache and I have spikes of pain (nerve endings). Dr says not related to diabetes... I haven't found much to help, but since I started taking water pills for another problem, it does not seem as bad...
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