What is the relationship between frequent cold legs and vasculitis

An important basis for the diagnosis of vasculitis is that the legs are cold, which is slightly relieved after being warmed, and patients with cold legs should be alert to vasculitis. The diagnosis of vasculitis in the early stages is based on coldness, cold intolerance, numbness, mild pain, and intermittent claudication at the extremities. The skin of the toes (fingers) becomes pale, the temperature is low, and the fluctuations of the peripheral arteries are weakened or disappear.

In the middle stage, the affected limb is cold, cold, numb, painful and intermittent claudication is aggravated, there is resting pain, severe pain at night, sitting with feet crossed, and sleepless all night. Foot ** dystrophy manifests as pale, flushed, purplish-red or bruised, decreased or no sweating of the feet, growth and deformation of toenails, loss and thinning of hair hair, often atrophy of calf muscles, and disappearance of peripheral arterial pulses. If it is not timely or inappropriate, due to severe ischemia of the diseased limb in the later stage of vasculitis, ulcers or gangrene occur at the end of the extremity, often starting from the toes and gradually spreading upward, the gangrene is dry or wet, most of which are confined to the toes or feet, and can also involve the ankles or calves.

Hello: What you said has nothing to do with vasculitis, I can't say anything for the time being, but it has a lot to do with poor blood supply to the lower limbs, but if the blood supply can't keep up with it for a long time, plus other predisposing factors, it may lead to vasculitis. If you are really unsure, you can do a check-up under the appropriate conditions, but in general, there should be no problem.

Many vasculitis patients have early manifestations of "walking for a long time with foot pain", walking for a while, they will feel pain and soreness in their legs and feet, or numbness, pinprick feeling, ant walking sensation, etc., and have to stop to rest, this pain basically disappears after resting for a while, and it will occur again after walking for a while, which is called intermittent claudication, which is easy to be ignored as fatigue. In addition, in the early stage of vasculitis, there will be cold legs and feet, fear of cold, and the corresponding part of the ** will also become "cold", at this time, if you soak your feet in hot water or "cover for a while", you can be relieved, but ** is still cold to the touch. In addition, some patients will present with migratory superficial thrombophlebitis or joint pain, which is easy to conceal the true condition and misdiagnose and mistreat, so it is necessary to be vigilant.

Not necessarily, it is recommended that you go to a regular vascular disease specialist hospital for an examination to see if the blood vessels in the lower leg are blocked, and the diagnosis can be confirmed after the general examination.

If the calf is afraid of cold, the main consideration is the symptoms caused by poor blood circulation, and it is also considered to be the manifestation of the body caused by cold.

At present, the main thing is to reduce the amount of exercise, but also to pay attention to local warmth, you can appropriately apply some drugs to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, with local hot compresses, physiotherapy and massage for conditioning**.

You can use some blood-invigorating potions externally, and so on for local rubbing, usually pay attention to try not to be in a humid environment, which is conducive to the recovery of the condition.

Calf pain is afraid of the warning from Liang's vaiitis? It may or may be a warning from other old cold leg rheumatism, etc.