Patient's question:
Is it true that cold hands and feet can lead to infertility? I often have cold hands and feet in winter and I'm very worried that it might be a disease.Doctor's answer:
Cold feet and the cardiovascular system have a significant relationship, as blood is pumped from the heart to carry oxygen to all parts of the body. Oxygen is then burned to produce heat energy, which warms the hands and feet. If the function of the cardiovascular system is impaired, it can affect blood circulation and delivery, leading to cold hands and feet. However, it does not necessarily affect pregnancy, but it may if there are gynecological diseases.To alleviate cold hands and feet, it is necessary to address various aspects of daily life, such as regular exercise, dietary therapy, soaking in hot springs, massage, and, in severe cases, medication.