vessels from chronic high blood sugar. Diabetes can lead to peripheral arterial disease (PAD), which narrows
blood vessels and reduces blood flow to the lower extremities.
Even when the rest of your body feels warm, your feet may feel unusually cold or numb. This impaired circulation not only causes discomfort but can also slow healing and increase the risk of infections.
Feet may appear pale or bluish
Skin may feel cool to the touch
May be accompanied by leg cramps or pain during walking (claudication)
If you notice persistent
