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D your feet become numb or cold? Share experience and treatments
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An unfortunate symptom of rheumatoid arthritis is a loss of sensation in the feet, which is commonly caused by inflammation and swelling placing pressure on the blood vessels and/or nerves. If the pressure is on blood vessels, the feet may additionally become cold.
Do you experience numbness or coldness in your feet? How does it impact your daily life? Any recommended ways to manage?