smartyjones Posted February 2, 2010 Report Share Posted February 2, 2010 my non-pandas son,(although i do see some mild, mild possiblities) has occasionally recently complained of cold legs - not hurting joints, cold legs. we are experiencing cold weather here, but anyone heard of anything with that? thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kay Posted February 2, 2010 Report Share Posted February 2, 2010 my non-pandas son, although i do some mild, mild possiblities, has occasionally recently complained of cold legs - not hurting joints, cold legs. we are experiencing cold weather here, but anyone heard of anything with that? thanks. My daughter has ice cold feet. They did warm while she was on augmentin. Not sure what it means. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GatsMom Posted February 2, 2010 Report Share Posted February 2, 2010 my non-pandas son, although i do some mild, mild possiblities, has occasionally recently complained of cold legs - not hurting joints, cold legs. we are experiencing cold weather here, but anyone heard of anything with that? thanks. My daughter has ice cold feet. They did warm while she was on augmentin. Not sure what it means. My son has very cold hands when anxious which I always thought was odd because blood flow is diverted toward the limbs in a fight or flight response. He has an awful time regulating his temperature perceptions when in an exacerbation. His hands may feel cold to me, but he's forever complaining of being hot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
marilina Posted February 2, 2010 Report Share Posted February 2, 2010 my non-pandas son, although i do some mild, mild possiblities, has occasionally recently complained of cold legs - not hurting joints, cold legs. we are experiencing cold weather here, but anyone heard of anything with that? thanks. My daughter has ice cold feet. They did warm while she was on augmentin. Not sure what it means. My son has very cold hands when anxious which I always thought was odd because blood flow is diverted toward the limbs in a fight or flight response. He has an awful time regulating his temperature perceptions when in an exacerbation. His hands may feel cold to me, but he's forever complaining of being hot. search with google cold hands/feet thyroid cold hans/feet hypoglycemia my daughter had cold hands and feet:it was a fall down of sugars AFTER eating: eating>>>cascade of too much insuline>>>fall down of sugar >>>>>cold hands/feet>>>>cascade of adrenaline>>>tantrums instead, if you notice coldhands/feet early in the morning it is probably related with thyroid Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kay Posted February 2, 2010 Report Share Posted February 2, 2010 my non-pandas son, although i do some mild, mild possiblities, has occasionally recently complained of cold legs - not hurting joints, cold legs. we are experiencing cold weather here, but anyone heard of anything with that? thanks. My daughter has ice cold feet. They did warm while she was on augmentin. Not sure what it means. My son has very cold hands when anxious which I always thought was odd because blood flow is diverted toward the limbs in a fight or flight response. He has an awful time regulating his temperature perceptions when in an exacerbation. His hands may feel cold to me, but he's forever complaining of being hot. search with google cold hands/feet thyroid cold hans/feet hypoglycemia my daughter had cold hands and feet:it was a fall down of sugars AFTER eating: eating>>>cascade of too much insuline>>>fall down of sugar >>>>>cold hands/feet>>>>cascade of adrenaline>>>tantrums instead, if you notice coldhands/feet early in the morning it is probably related with thyroid cold feet all day and evening never warm. have had tyroid test done, no issues. thanks for info though! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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