Hi - I wanted to run something by you: I've always had, as far back as I can remember, hand bone pain when my hands are cold, like when it's cold outside. Also, it's extremely painful if I ever happen to hit my hand on something while in very cold temps. I thought everyone else had this too, and it was part of what sucks about being cold.
After I was diagnosed, when I would try to explain the hand/foot bone pain to people, I'd tell them it was like when your hands get really cold, and they would say that they didn't really know what I was talking about.
Is it not normal for your hands to hurt when they're cold? Like, it's 40 degrees or less - my finger bones ache. Do yours? Is it lupus/raynaud's, or is this normal for some people?
Thanks!
After I was diagnosed, when I would try to explain the hand/foot bone pain to people, I'd tell them it was like when your hands get really cold, and they would say that they didn't really know what I was talking about.
Is it not normal for your hands to hurt when they're cold? Like, it's 40 degrees or less - my finger bones ache. Do yours? Is it lupus/raynaud's, or is this normal for some people?
Thanks!