The manifestations of MS depend upon which neural tissue is demyelinated. Some have weakness, some have sensory to one area, others to another ara.I have one question in mind, and its about cold hands / feets. I have noticed that many patients say after liberation procedure that "now my hands feel warmer", etc. What is the scientific explanation for this? How stenosis or flow problems in jugs or azygos relate to cold hands or feets?
My wife has usually cold hands and sometimes they suddenly go warm and quite red. Im wondering why?
I suspect that the cold hands and feet may be a manifestation of sensory damage OR due to damage of the autonomic nervous system that controls constriction of the blood vessels, sweating, etc.
The other day, one of my patients told me that immediately after her treatment her hands were sweating, something that she had not done in many years. The speed of the effect suggests placebo or a vascular autonomic effect. Sometimes vasoconstricting to reduce blood flow and feeling quite cool, othertimes vasodilating and increasing blood flow and feeling quite warm