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cold temperature sensitivity

some people's skin is very sensitive to cold temperatures and reacts abnormally. for example:

  • the fingers, toes, nose, or ears may turn pale or white. later they may turn blue.
  • these areas may feel numb and tingly and feel very cold to the touch.
  • as the areas warm, they may turn red and start to throb.

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