I don't have ice cold symptoms but both my feet get hot. Most of the time it is when I'm tired. If I'm able to get good rest or take a nap it usually goes away.

Yes, my feet get so hot they burn. I can barely survive a flip flop. My doctor says its just nerve damage. My hands also turn red and burn. It first started in my hands and my mother-in-law told me to slice half an onion into very thin slices and squeeze the onions until the juice ran. Believe it or not my hands returned to normal. Weird! With my feet the pain is so bad I can't put my foot down. I hope someone knows how to stop this. Have you tried wearing flats that are leather lined? Sometimes the friction of the polyester (sp) against the soles of your feet can add to the irritation. My heart goes out to you and I wish you well.

Elvaira, I just found an article regarding this and it's called Erythromelalgia. It can be secondary to a neurological disease such as MS. The pain I feel is like the pain you get when you jump down & it stings your feet. Every step feels like that. I've had to stop and take my shoes off in the middle of the store, so embarrassing. I'm afraid I'm not going to be able to wear shoes. Guess I will just have to get use to sandals. I will mention the to my Neuro and let you know what he says.
I'm so sorry you are dealing with this too.

My right foot and calve does get red, foot gets itchy when hot and when i wear trainers have to have a size bigger so the trainer does,nt feel tight around my foot, i wear only socks or go barefoot in the house.
I have a spare wash up bowl i fill with cold water and maybe some sea salt/Epsom salts that seems to relax my feet a bit.

My feet do get ice cold at times too. In fact, I can have one foot freezing and the other normal. It is strange, especially when the room is warmer. I attributed mine to my hypothyroidism though more than my MS, but maybe it is both.

I get the heat, puffiness, and itching but not the pain - other than a dull ache. However, I'm in a wheelchair so a lot of the problem is down to not moving them - blood flow, I've been told.

I can also swing between hot and cold, but that can be anywhere from feet to abdomen.

I have this too, in feet and legs; also hands and arms. when my feet are not doing this and I step on them, it feels as if all the bones are broken - very painful.

I have found some shoes that are proving helpful overall - not necessarily for these symptoms but are helping my overall structural pain/relief of it. started using rocker sole shoes. they market them more for toning leg muscles now - but were originally designed as orthopedic shoes. skechers calls them shapeups. cannot think of the other companies off hand, but there are good ones - ***important note - not ALL sketchers are the rocker soles

thank you for the tips that will help, I will try them : )

Sounds like you could use some medication assistance Lyrica helps a lot. Good luck. I use cold cloths on feet when hot and itchy