Cold feet

What are Cold Feet?
Having cold feet is a normal response to colder temperatures. The body reacts by reducing blood flow to the lower legs, leaving your feet more vulnerable.

Causes of Cold Feet
Cold Feet could be an indication of a medical condition. These conditions include Diabetes, poor circulation, Anaemia, Raynaud’s Phenomenon, High Cholesterol, Stress or Neuropathy.

Treatments for Cold Feet
Typical treatments involve a change in lifestyle, such as keeping cholesterol, blood sugars and blood pressure under control, eating a balanced diet and exercising to help keep your circulation to the feet.