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Cold feet can be related to diabetes type 2, as poor circulation and nerve damage (neuropathy) are common complications. Diabetes can reduce blood flow to the feet, making them feel cold, even with socks or blankets. It's important to monitor your feet for any changes, as reduced sensation can lead to unnoticed injuries. If Show Full Answer
No I don't live in Ontario Canada at all live in Kentucky
Yeah I know what you're going through too it's cold feet I believe you said you lived up in Ontario Canada that's much colder up there than where I'm at I know it's appreciate the information and that it's not easy at all you know trying to keep your feet circulated cuz you're not up here say you're good upright and protected thanks for the information
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