Replies to @chrissywashere With Raynauds Syndrome the affected parts [mostly fingers] usually turn waxy white upon exposure to...

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With Raynauds Syndrome the affected parts [mostly fingers] usually turn waxy white upon exposure to cold. My feet and toes are often a purple color. I have CVI and some sort of neuropathy in my feet and lower legs. Years ago my hands would turn waxy white from the cold, but not so much anymore.

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chrissy | @chrissywashere | May 15 9:50am

@bajjerfan the tips of my mom‘s fingers will turn like a ghostly white sometimes when they get cold, I don’t have that problem in my fingers. I just have neuropathy in my fingers. My toes will turn purple, though if they get too cold, that was the problem I was having was my fear constantly cold and usually my toes will be a dark purple when they are too cold.

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