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| *Women health>>>Colds |
Cold Weather,Right Side ,Arm & Leg Hurts After Going Out In The Cold? |
Im in my early 50's in good health, but are in an area where our high for the day is usually about 27 and low at night from 8 degrees to 6 below so far.I am not used to this abrupt temperatures but am a little concerned about the aches I get on my right side when I go out.I am right handed so this may affect the body on that side.I usually get achy right arm and shoulder and my right thumb gets numb very easily and then my right leg gets achy as well .Just curious is this just normal arthritis or could it be something else?My right arm sometimes gets a little tingly after I come inside as well.Usually doesnt last too long but I just thought I would ask.. This is probably normal for an older person to feel after being out in the cold.im just not used to this much cold ,any ideas please? Sounds to me like a form of arthritis. This does not only hit people your age! It set in with me when a young teen. Inflammatory such as ibuprofen, keep those parts of your body warm, many sweaters, or coat or something warm. Does anyone get used to the cold? I know I don't! Good luck, if you have a hot tub use it :0) Use it for me too lol! you got chilled to the bone take a hot shower or bath...and have some warm soup or beverage.. even sit next to fireplace (if you are luck as i am to have one) will, because ur not use to the extreme, cold, an ur age probley has a lot to do with it. im 68 yrs old, an i cant take cold weather like i did when i was younger, however the tingling, may be another matter. you may not be getting enough blood flow to ur limbs. but the only way to be sure, is call a nurse at a hospital, an see if u should get a check-up, an just stay out of the cold as much as u can. but when u do go out, dont stay out quite as long. god bless im an emergency medical technician for 16 yrs |
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