Anemia causes poor circulation, and less blood is delivered to the extremities, resulting in cold hands and feet. Blood clots ...

There are many possible reasons behind having cold feet. Perhaps the most obvious trigger is environmental factors such as the weather, while other causes of cold intolerance may indicate an ...

It’s normal to be colder in the winter — but what’s not normal is extremities growing so cold that they go numb and turn ...

It may be the culprit if your hands and feet feel cold but other body parts feel warm. Raynaud's disease causes the blood vessels in your hands and feet to temporarily narrow when they sense cold.

When the temperature drops, a woman’s vessels constrict more, warming blood flow slows, and their extremities feel cold.

compared with only 5 of the volunteers who didn’t have their feet chilled. The reason is possibly because the cold causes the blood vessels in our noses to constrict, and reduces our ability to ...

When your body is exposed to the cold for an extended period, blood flow to your hands, feet, nose and ears can be severely restricted. In its early stages, frostbite causes cold, numb skin and a ...