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By *ools and the brain OP   Couple
over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

Have type 2.

It's very much under control,good diet and exercise gym 4days a week plus have an active job.

However I really suffer from cold hands mainly fingers.

Does anyone who is diabetic suffer from this?

I know all about the circulation issues that diabetes creates.

But never had it this bad before.

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By *uciyassMan
over a year ago

sheffield

I’ve type 2 very much under control thank god and have lost 4stone initially when diagnosed however I’ve never had cold hands I do get cold feet. Went to doctors at time and he just advised plenty of excercise nothing over the top. He did say that if I experienced sudden and intermittent changes in my legs and arms with temperature. Tingling pins and needles etc to immediately get back to him Just keep an eye on it

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham

I too am type 2 but my control has slipped of late. On metformin and dapagliflizone. I want to come off at least one of them as soon as possible.

Cant say I've noticed having very cold hands though.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Have type 2.

It's very much under control,good diet and exercise gym 4days a week plus have an active job.

However I really suffer from cold hands mainly fingers.

Does anyone who is diabetic suffer from this?

I know all about the circulation issues that diabetes creates.

It is possiably because of poor circulation ...are you taking beta blockers?

But never had it this bad before."

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By *uciyassMan
over a year ago

sheffield


"I too am type 2 but my control has slipped of late. On metformin and dapagliflizone. I want to come off at least one of them as soon as possible.

Cant say I've noticed having very cold hands though. "

I’m on metformin but my dose is very low. I’ve tried my best to keep weight down. My only issue is with the little man who has a mind of his own these days even viagra doesn’t work half the time. Luckily I’m adaptable x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I too am type 2 but my control has slipped of late. On metformin and dapagliflizone. I want to come off at least one of them as soon as possible.

Cant say I've noticed having very cold hands though. "

You are on a good combination ...dapa does make you pee alot but good for weight reduction x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When I was type 2 I didn’t have a problem with my hands, but since I’ve come off the meds and reversed the diabetes I’ve had terrible cold hands and fingers. Even having to wear gloves in the fridge department in the supermarket as they just get numb and I can’t pick things up x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When I was type 2 I didn’t have a problem with my hands, but since I’ve come off the meds and reversed the diabetes I’ve had terrible cold hands and fingers. Even having to wear gloves in the fridge department in the supermarket as they just get numb and I can’t pick things up x "

You might be bettwr seeing your gp

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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago

Hull

I am Type2 and found that Diabetes aggravates the arthritis on both hands particularly in my right hand. As well as painful, the hand gets cold.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When I was type 2 I didn’t have a problem with my hands, but since I’ve come off the meds and reversed the diabetes I’ve had terrible cold hands and fingers. Even having to wear gloves in the fridge department in the supermarket as they just get numb and I can’t pick things up x

You might be bettwr seeing your gp"

Yes, I think I’ve developed Reynauds syndrome x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have type 2 but well under control, even go swimming now every Monday that helps.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When I was type 2 I didn’t have a problem with my hands, but since I’ve come off the meds and reversed the diabetes I’ve had terrible cold hands and fingers. Even having to wear gloves in the fridge department in the supermarket as they just get numb and I can’t pick things up x

You might be bettwr seeing your gp

Yes, I think I’ve developed Reynauds syndrome x "

You are probably correct x

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By *iking67Man
over a year ago

BP Auckland


"I too am type 2 but my control has slipped of late. On metformin and dapagliflizone. I want to come off at least one of them as soon as possible.

Cant say I've noticed having very cold hands though. "

I hate metformin permanent iffy guts even with slow release

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By *iking67Man
over a year ago

BP Auckland


"I too am type 2 but my control has slipped of late. On metformin and dapagliflizone. I want to come off at least one of them as soon as possible.

Cant say I've noticed having very cold hands though.

I’m on metformin but my dose is very low. I’ve tried my best to keep weight down. My only issue is with the little man who has a mind of his own these days even viagra doesn’t work half the time. Luckily I’m adaptable x"

try changing over to cialis works for me and for a couple of days

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By *orkie321bWoman
over a year ago

Nottingham

I have type 2 diabetes, now controlled by diet and exercise. I used to take metformin but have been off it now for a few years because my diabetes is well controlled without it.

I have always had cold hands and feet for as long as I can remember so not related to the diabetes. My mum and my grandma were just the same so it's a family trait.

I would suggest a GP visit is in order, any changes in general health should be investigated no matter how small. It means complications can be picked up quicker.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes, my mom had type 2 diabetes. She always had cold hands and feet. As she got older, she had more and more problems with her feet being cold. They finally ran some tests and found that the blood supply to her feet was fucked - the veins and such had become useless (she told me they compared her veins to "mush").

Anyway, it had gone too far to fix so they amputated her leg above the knee. I guess all I can say is to keep on top of it - it's probably nothing serious now but it can lead to very serious things.

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