Purple skin while cold

Guest over a year ago

I'm 10 I have that problem and my legs go purple and look like my veins are everywhere but it's really weird I've had this 2 years ..... and every time I touch them I get a solo get and it won't fade until later that day

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Guest over a year ago

I’m 11 and I have the same problem whenever I am doing P.E. My skin turns a purplish colour. I have heard that this is something to do with circulation. Whenever I went online and searched it up on google it would always come up with something really serious and I would always get really panicked but recently I learned that many people have this problem and that made me feel a lot better

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Guest over a year ago

I'm a 14 yr old white male, same problem exceither I go red as well sometimes my momum doesn't think it's serious either.

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Guest over a year ago

It’s called livedo reticularis I have it too, and it’s common so it’s probably not that bad.

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Guest over a year ago

I am a 15 year old white female and I’m not sure if this has always happened and I’m just now noticing it but when I’m outside especially when it’s cold, my skin, usually on my legs and on my arms, will turn purple & orange splotchy. I wear skinny jeans a lot and I usually roll them up a little and people at school can see my ankles and people are always telling me that my ankles are purple & I always wear a jacket no matter how hot it is because it is quite embarrassing and causes me to have anxiety in a way.

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Guest over a year ago

Hello,I’m 13 and have only just started to notice this problem. My mum took me to the doctors and few weeks ago and he said it’s something called raynaud's syndrome. He said to me that the reason my hands go purple/red and get marks when I press down is because my blood vessels go really small making it hard for the blood to flow. He also recommended not to smoke because that can make the problem worse. Hope this helped

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Guest over a year ago

Raynaud's syndrome
Also called: Raynaud's phenomenon
ABOUT
SYMPTOMS
TREATMENTS
A young woman outside in the cold throwing a snowball with her bare hand. Diagram shows that cutting off the blood flow turns the fingers white, then low oxygen causes the fingers to turn blue. Finally, when blood returns, the fingers turn red.
A condition in which some areas of the body feel numb and cool in certain circumstances.
Common
More than 200,000 US cases per year
Treatable by a medical professional
Usually self-diagnosable
Lab tests or imaging often required
Chronic: can last for years or be lifelong
In Raynaud's phenomenon, smaller arteries that supply blood to the skin constrict excessively in response to cold, limiting blood supply to the affected area.
The fingers, toes, ears, and tip of the nose are commonly involved and feel numb and cool in response to cold temperatures or stress. It's often accompanied by changes in the color of the skin.
Treatment beyond self-care, such as dressing warmer, usually isn't needed.
Ages affected
0-2 Very rare
3-5 Very rare
6-13 Rare
14-18 Common
19-40 Common
41-60 Common
60+ Common
Genders affected
Males Common
Females Very common
Consult a doctor for medical advice

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Guest over a year ago

Raynaud's syndrome
Also called: Raynaud's phenomenon
ABOUT
SYMPTOMS
TREATMENTS
A young woman outside in the cold throwing a snowball with her bare hand. Diagram shows that cutting off the blood flow turns the fingers white, then low oxygen causes the fingers to turn blue. Finally, when blood returns, the fingers turn red.
A condition in which some areas of the body feel numb and cool in certain circumstances.
Common
More than 200,000 US cases per year
Treatable by a medical professional
Usually self-diagnosable
Lab tests or imaging often required
Chronic: can last for years or be lifelong
In Raynaud's phenomenon, smaller arteries that supply blood to the skin constrict excessively in response to cold, limiting blood supply to the affected area.
The fingers, toes, ears, and tip of the nose are commonly involved and feel numb and cool in response to cold temperatures or stress. It's often accompanied by changes in the color of the skin.
Treatment beyond self-care, such as dressing warmer, usually isn't needed.
Ages affected
0-2 Very rare
3-5 Very rare
6-13 Rare
14-18 Common
19-40 Common
41-60 Common
60+ Common
Genders affected
Males Common
Females Very common
Consult a doctor for medical advice

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Guest over a year ago

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Guest over a year ago

Guys honestly like I’ve been living so long and when I’m like cold and stuff I’m purple and I wanna kill myself because my life like sucks anyway so yeah well anyway I’m not normal so like throw me in the trash please!!! Don’t laugh at me ok it’s not funny I’m being serious and if you don’t think so well just throw me away in the trash just like my ugly self

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Guest over a year ago

Dude honestly just please throw me in the trash just like my ugly self

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Guest over a year ago

hey, not sure if this is super late for u to see but this happens to me too!! to the point id look at people and see if they have the same
problem. I recently found that the only way for me make it go away us wearig warm clothes when its really cold, just dress for the whether I guess. But i recently talked to a friend about this and they said they have the same problem but with their hands, They said it might be because of poor blood circulation and she told me to boil up ginger in water (as many ginger as u want to suit ur taste) and add honey to it. She told me that the ginger is good for blood circulation, and it has helped her. I haven’t tried it out yet as I only found out a day ago but I will certainly try it out and I hope this would be a help for you

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Guest over a year ago

I'm 12 and I have the same exact problems. I'm extremely insecure which doesn't help. Plus I get teased alot for it. I've read it has something to do with blood circulation. So I have tried running and yeah my face gets red but also my legs aren't purple or blue. The red face is probably because I'm pale. I hope I helped kinda lmao

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kirit over a year ago

My body turned purple and cold! I'm a female, 15 years old. What is going on???

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carol dang over a year ago

I have been having problems with my feet, they get too cold all the time, even in the summertime I have to wear socks. In winter, my feet become very cold, specal my toes, they become purple. Do I have pertussis?

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