Same colour. My nurse practitioner said wear a glove, exercise the limb and call her if things don’t improve.Is the finger the same color as the other fingers or is it whiteish?
Same colour. My nurse practitioner said wear a glove, exercise the limb and call her if things don’t improve.Is the finger the same color as the other fingers or is it whiteish?
Ahh so you mean organic sugars only!No, I don’t use sweeteners. I get sugar from ready made products, like a soft drink or a candy bar
That's a great idea! And we have one already. Next time I become symptomatic, I'll give the pulse oximeter a go!You can use those o2 meters that check the oxygen in each finger and see if there is any difference when you put it on different fingers. Might have to ask at a doctor's office if you don't have one yourself.
I have raynaud's syndrome. Sounds like the same thingZanne (or anybody else for that matter), I need your input and this may be a plumbing issue of sorts: I've been noticing a difference in temperature between the ring and pinky fingers on my right hand as compared to the thumb, pointer and "Texas drive friendly" fingers on the same hand. The ring and pinky measure 33.1 degrees C or 91.58 degrees F and the other three fingers measure 20.3 degrees C or 68.54 degrees F.
I think I may have a valve or clogged line issue. What do you think?
Thanks for the link! I'll check it out!I have raynaud's syndrome. Sounds like the same thing
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/raynauds-disease/symptoms-causes/syc-20363571
Let me know what they findThanks for the link
Thanks for the link! I'll check it out!
He said earlier he had no color change in his finger, isn't that the hallmark for Raynaud's?Let me know what they find
NOT ALWAYSHe said earlier he had no color change in his finger, isn't that the hallmark for Raynaud's?
What’s peculiar here in NC, in many new home builds on properties with gas service, is that it’s a crapshoot as to whether the water heater will be gas or electric. But the dryer? Always electric. Always, always, always…I decided to cut off my dependence on natural gas and go all electric with heat, hot water, cooking and clothes drying. And then I woke up from that nightmare!
When I moved into my home, there was an electric dryer and I demanded that they not only finish the basement at no cost to me, but that they run a gas line to the laundry room and replace the electric dryer with a gas dryer.What’s peculiar here in NC, in many new home builds on properties with gas service, is that it’s a crapshoot as to whether the water heater will be gas or electric. But the dryer? Always electric. Always, always, always…
Except my house!
They just don’t use gas dryers here…
If I moved into an abandoned underground ICBM silo in the mid-west I'd opt for all electric as well.I prefer total electric. My power bill is very reasonable.
When we were looking at homes around here, of course some had gas service and others did not. There were quite a few that had no gas service, BUT the range/stove/cooktop was propane. All the rest electric. I can always plug in an electric dryer if need be, and I can easily (though not likely) convert the gas water heater to electric as it's near the service panel in the garage.I prefer total electric. My power bill is very reasonable.
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