Can Ms Cause Cold Feet?

Doctors believe that MS can cause blood vessels in your hands and feet to overreact to cold temperatures. If you have MS, you may also be at risk for Raynaud's phenomenon, a condition in which your fingers and toes lose heat.

What neurological condition causes cold feet?

One medical cause for cold feet is a condition called peripheral neuropathy, the term for damage to nerves outside of the brain and spinal cord. If your feet are cold and you feel a burning sensation — or you feel as if you are walking on a cloud — you might have peripheral neuropathy.

Does MS make you feel cold?

Sensitivity to cold is not as well-known as heat sensitivity but both occur quite frequently in MS. Just to confuse things, some people are sensitive to both heat and cold so the temperature needs to be just right for them to feel at their best.