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I thought I needed a new phone because my fairly new phone was not receiving all of the letters I typed. I thought about the times and my diagnoses and noticed ifcI rubbed my fingers together and typed the letters responded
Yes, they cant get my o2 sat when I go to the doctor's office. So, I carry a mason jar of hot water whenever I have doctor's appointment. It keeps my hands warm and they can get their O2 sat. It works. I just can't do anything with those cold feet. My feet numb up before my hands. I have to get off my feet for them to warm up and put a heating pad on them. I really don't like this. I have to wear a coat on my face to go out in the morning otherwise my feet numb up. Just a big time annoyance.
Yes, Reynauds reduce the flow of red platelets or blood. Red platelets carry the oxygen to your hands. Reynauds deprives your limbs of oxygen. You may not insulated gloves, even if your cold in your house. Severe Reynaud causes your limbs to frost bite.. I actually had an innovative procedure where they made an incision in my groan, stuck a small pipe up my groan and blew warm air for like and hour. This expanded my veins and I havent battled Reynauds since. It's nearly 20 years.
Yes, Raynaud’s can affect your ability to use touch screens. When your fingers are cold due to reduced blood flow, the screen may not register your touch properly. Warming your fingers, as you mentioned, can help restore circulation and improve responsiveness. If this happens often, consider using gloves designed for touch Show Full Answer
@A MyLupusTeam Member my feet only numb up with serve stress or my face gets cold outside. I wear a thick mask over my head & face and my feet don't numb. This disease is crazy!!!!
@A MyLupusTeam Member...I get the embarrassment part. At the shop we use touch screen too and it will not recognize me a lot of the time causing the customer to have to wait longer. Luckily I am a chatty Kathy!😆
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