Re: Flushing hands and feet

[Guest guest]

No, just the opposite. My hands are usually fine, but

when I have a reaction to something I've eaten and my

face flushes, they become very cold. Weirder yet, they

actually seem to contract, because my rings, which

normally fit fine, will begin to slip around on my

fingers and even threaten to come off.

Suzi

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[Guest guest]

Yes, the palms of my hands tend to get red and feel like they're

burning. This does not happen when I take Tagamet. It happens if I

forget to take the Tagamet. This is one of the reasons I think that

rosacea may be an immune-mediated disorder.

Take care,

Matija

> Do any of you experience flushing hands and feet? I have had

Reynauds since I was

> a child but it is only since I've had rosacea that my hands and

feet frequently

> turn red. I'm wondering if this can be a symptom accompanying

rosacea or if it is

> a separate issue.

>

> a

[Guest guest]

Some people have noticed that after finishing a series of Photoderm

treatments, other parts of their bodies have begun to flush. Most often

chest/ears, but sometimes hands/feet. Other than that, the only other

likely possibility that I can think of is that you have something called

Erythromelalgia. This is something that is often mistaken for cea (cuz

it can cause facial flushing/redness but mainly causes flushing/burning

sensations in the hands and feet) I don't know too much about it, so, if

anything I said is incorrect I apologize, but I know the gist of this

message is right.. you may want to do a search on the internet about

Erythromelalgia and see what you come up with. Meg Edelson, who used to

post on this board rather frequently, started a new yahoogroup called

TheRedHots which deals with cea/Erythromelalgia/burning sensations You

may also want to look into joining that group as well.

P.S. I think it might also be possible to have cea and Erythromelalgia

at the same time.

Adam

Flushing hands and feet

> Do any of you experience flushing hands and feet? I have had Reynauds

since I was

> a child but it is only since I've had rosacea that my hands and feet

frequently

> turn red. I'm wondering if this can be a symptom accompanying rosacea or

if it is

> a separate issue.

>

> a

>

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[Guest guest]

Some people have noticed that after finishing a series of Photoderm

treatments, other parts of their bodies have begun to flush. Most often

chest/ears, but sometimes hands/feet. Other than that, the only other

likely possibility that I can think of is that you have something called

Erythromelalgia. This is something that is often mistaken for cea (cuz

it can cause facial flushing/redness but mainly causes flushing/burning

sensations in the hands and feet) I don't know too much about it, so, if

anything I said is incorrect I apologize, but I know the gist of this

message is right.. you may want to do a search on the internet about

Erythromelalgia and see what you come up with. Meg Edelson, who used to

post on this board rather frequently, started a new yahoogroup called

TheRedHots which deals with cea/Erythromelalgia/burning sensations You

may also want to look into joining that group as well.

P.S. I think it might also be possible to have cea and Erythromelalgia

at the same time.

Adam

Flushing hands and feet

> Do any of you experience flushing hands and feet? I have had Reynauds

since I was

> a child but it is only since I've had rosacea that my hands and feet

frequently

> turn red. I'm wondering if this can be a symptom accompanying rosacea or

if it is

> a separate issue.

>

> a

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Some people have noticed that after finishing a series of Photoderm

treatments, other parts of their bodies have begun to flush. Most often

chest/ears, but sometimes hands/feet. Other than that, the only other

likely possibility that I can think of is that you have something called

Erythromelalgia. This is something that is often mistaken for cea (cuz

it can cause facial flushing/redness but mainly causes flushing/burning

sensations in the hands and feet) I don't know too much about it, so, if

anything I said is incorrect I apologize, but I know the gist of this

message is right.. you may want to do a search on the internet about

Erythromelalgia and see what you come up with. Meg Edelson, who used to

post on this board rather frequently, started a new yahoogroup called

TheRedHots which deals with cea/Erythromelalgia/burning sensations You

may also want to look into joining that group as well.

P.S. I think it might also be possible to have cea and Erythromelalgia

at the same time.

Adam

Flushing hands and feet

> Do any of you experience flushing hands and feet? I have had Reynauds

since I was

> a child but it is only since I've had rosacea that my hands and feet

frequently

> turn red. I'm wondering if this can be a symptom accompanying rosacea or

if it is

> a separate issue.

>

> a

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Yes, my hands flush almost everyday. This just started 2 months ago. I had

never flushed before until I had face flushing for about 8 months caused

by hormonal hot flashes and now that those have basically stopped, my

hands flush instead of my face. The flushing makes my hands very dry and

has caused a rash with little red bumps to appear on the top of my hands.

It is very strange.

--- a Tietz marya.tietz@...> wrote:

> Do any of you experience flushing hands and feet? I have had Reynauds

> since I was

> a child but it is only since I've had rosacea that my hands and feet

> frequently

> turn red. I'm wondering if this can be a symptom accompanying rosacea

> or if it is

> a separate issue.

>

> a

>

>

>

>

>

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