The most common trigger for cold extremities is a normal vasoconstrictive response, the narrowing of blood vessels to ...

Persistent ice-cold hands and feet can seem trivial, but multiple studies suggest they can be subtle messengers from your blood vessels, signaling underlying circulatory or vascular dysregulation. If ...

As temperatures drop, many people notice their hands and feet feel colder than the rest of their body. For some, this is just a normal response to winter weather. But ...

AKA, something related to your blood vessels. “This is the one I want to personally make sure I check for first,” Dr. Khanna says. “I want to first assess pulse [and] capillary refill, and make sure ...

Chilly fingers and toes are generally nothing to worry about, but they can sometimes indicate a more serious condition.

We all feel a little chilly from time to time, whether it’s from cold temperatures or blustery wind. But if you find yourself wondering, “Why are my hands always cold?,” an underlying health condition ...

A Common Concern During the winter months, many individuals notice a sensation of numbness, tingling, or coldness in their ...

Experts have suggested that high cholesterol could be the culprit behind cold feet. While it makes sense to attribute sudden chills to the grim winter weather, persistently cold feet might indicate a ...

Bitter cold with dangerously low wind chill readings? Check. Blowing snow that creates whiteout conditions and erases any trace of show shoveling? Check. Cold hands, cold feet, cold from head to toe?

You know the type—or maybe you are the type. The person bundled in layers while everyone else looks comfortable, the one always asking to adjust the thermostat, the notorious office sweater collector.