Why are my toes cold?
157385
You're probably not wearing socks.
332073
This is caused by damage to the blood vessels, as feet are the furthest away from the heart it is hard enough anyway, without blood vessels being damaged.  If blood isn't circulating it's like your feet have gone dead or asleep and you wont feel much.  Of course this can be a problem if the feet are starved of a blood supply for too long!
857007
Sounds like poor circulation.  You might want to ask your doctor.  I think poor circulation in your feet can be a sign a diabetes.
78065
Cold extremeties are most often caused by poor circulation. Try doing light exercise or stretching to get your blood pumping. This can also be a sign of something more serious like hypoglycemia... so if you're having any other unnatural symptoms, talk to your doctor.
657059
If your certain your not diabetic than it is time to see a Dr. and get a referal to a specialist.\nWhat you describe suggests reduced circulation and there are many conditions that this symptom can be attributed to.\n\nNeuropathy or the pain from it responds well to a med called Neurontin.\nBut I am guessing you have been treated since you seem to know the name of your condition?\n\nThis could be anything from wearing tight heels to a vascular/heart condition.\nPlease pursue this with your doctor.
118778
Honey, are you diabetic? Diabetics feet often don't heal well because of poor circulation. You must go to a Doctor quickly. You need antibiotics and possibly need to be checked for diabetes. Go, Now! Tina
1088830
A recent study confirmed your theory.\n\nIt is particularly the case when the feet or hads are cold.\n\nOf course, like someone said, it is not the coldness alone which makes you ill, but, like you said, your "resistance" is somehow lowered (I think it is that the immune response is slower) and that makes you more vulnerable to any pathogen.
493844
the movement of skeletal muscles produces heat...when you are cold, shivering is your muscles 'shaking' which produces heat to keep you warmer..if you are producing a lot of heat (for ex.-during exercise) your body sweats to try and keep you cooler.
1006605
That's called Mortens toe. Don't know why it happens.
1112514
It could be a pinched nerve - you need to go see your family doctor first.  \n\nI have a numb big toe and it's caused by scar tissue that formed after my back surgeries and it's pinching a nerve to make the big toe numb. \n\nYou might have the same thing as me or it could be something totally different.  You need to see a doctor and have a complete work-up to find out what is causing your numb toe.\n\nDo you shoes fit correctly - sometimes that can cause numbness.  Good luck!
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It sure does.  Why do you think athletes dont freeze to death when they play in shorts and a t-shirt in the middle of winter?  More muscle means more blood flow, which means more 98.6 degree blood being sent throughout your body.  Think about this... you shiver when you are cold, which stimulates the muscles, thereby increasing blood flow to your cold areas, and making you feel warmer.
252008
They is something call Reynaud's Syndrome.  Basically it is poor circulation in people and when they get cold that happens.  Check with your doctor.
878572
Go to the doctor.  It could be any number of things and no one here cand diagnosis it.  Sounds like a nerve problem (NOT poor circulation IMHO) that may be associated with diabetis, lupus, or some other serious health condition.  PLEASE go see a doctor!
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Try wearing a pair of cotton socks (for your feet's health and comfort) under a pair of wool socks.  Then be sure there is room in your shoes to wiggle your toes.  If your toes cannot wiggle you'll need a larger size because being too tight defeats the purpose.  If your find your feet feel wet then change the cotton ones more often.  \n\n  As for your hands you can do the same, liners in your gloves.  Or there are those heat packs you can put in your pockets.  Be sure to keep your hands and your gloves dry.  If that means a few pairs then so be it.  And there are so many kinds of thermal gloves now days you might try something a bit more industrial strength than normal gloves.\n\n   Other than that movement to keep the circulation going to the tips.  While indoors and warm try squeezing a rubber ball like exercise a few minutes once or twice a day.  Or touch your thumb to each finger using a little pressure when ever you have a minute to do so.  Rub hand lotion on them when ever it is convenient.  \n   And there is always find someone with a "hot" set of ???? and share body heat.  LOL!  Hope you stay warm.
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Well of course it is difficult for us to give you a medical opinion over the Internet, so you should always consult your physician for these kind of questions.\n\nI wonder if you have Reynaud's disorder, which is a circulatory problem that causes areas that are distal to the heart (hands, feet, tip of nose) to have lowered circulation and feel cold and turn purple/red. It happens especially when you are cold or the weather is cold.\n\nRead more about it in the links below.
332074
try wrapping your legs in a warm blanket if its cold, and if its warm try spraying ice water on them and then wrap them in a cool blanket. I don't know why it helps but it does.
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You have more stimulation in your fingers than your toes.\n\nYou are constantly bending or moving your fingers. This stimulates them and makes your nails grow faster.\n\nYes you do walk on your toes but you are not constantly moving them to create as much stimulation.