I do, but my feet are warmed plenty by one pair of socks and a heating pad. have you tried a pad? good luck!

I have Raynauds phenomenon and by running your feet underneath water i suggest being careful as you need steady heat to keep your blood vessels open at a nice rate..as running them under water is shocking your feet back to coldness and the blood vessels close back up.
This link below may help you on the condition.

http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Raynauds_Phenomenon/raynauds_ff.asp

If you'd like info on clothes to help just ask :)

I have reported Stevan to DS.

1. the image is taken from a stock photo of a male model but you using it on other sites as supposedly a picture of yourself - why would you do that?

2. the website you are promoting is a commercial one - and one with an extremely poor reputation - marked as red by WoT and classified as a scam.

I have both ( and a few other things as well). I wear socks, then these really warm booties that have some type of beads in the soles. They are made so you can microwave them for fifteen seconds and POOF! Instant warm feet.! I ordered a pair for a friend of mine that was recently diagnosed with very aggressive Rheum. Arthritis. I'll try and think of the name of the magazine I ordered them from and post it in a day or two. Dang fibro fog. I can't remember anything anymore.... Maybe it was Carol Wright? magazine? I dunno. I'll check though!

Am new here but have both with other things that are too numerous for a response ;). But I wear house boots all the time or just learned how to loom knit socks. They keep feet super toasty!

Hello there. I also have both Raynauds and Fibro and I actually have good luck with a heated mattress pad in bed and warming slippers (similar to what Tina described because you can microwave them). I also wear wool socks or wool blend to keep warm.

I have had raynaud's for years and i finally found a cure,my fingers were dark purple and now they are normal color,its so simple when you know how the human body works.Shivers in the spine is caused by verterbrae sticking out of place,so you need to go and visit a good(90% are bad and fakes) chiropractor a few times.And Raynauds is caused by THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME and can be cured easly withing weeks or months,just go on youtube and look for thoracic outlet syndrome and how to treat it.Now the explanation.i first thougt raynauds is caused by tobacco,but my friend who never smoked a single cigarette in life has had worse raynauds than me(and i smoke almost pack a day).So human body works like this,the nerves go through spine and when your vertebrae is out of place then nerves cant pass and organs and veins in horizontal line of that vertebrae get damaged.99 PERCENT of raynauds patients have back problems,bad posture and no activity whatsoever.While you are doing the THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME STRETCHES (few weeks) evade HOT water because it is bad until your veins have cured from stretches and excercise.cold water is extremly good for your body,ask your doctor if you dont belive me.SO NOW THROW YOUR MEDICINES(poisons) OUT of house and cure this!!The golden moto of pharma industries is PACIENT CURED-CONSUMER LOST.its all in the spine and nerves,belive me i have had the worst kind of panic attacks and raynauds and i am fully cured now!!!
By the way try to lower your fluid intake,dont drink more than 1L-1.5L a day until you are cured.
CHEERS mates and get cured and well for free.
SPREAD THE WORD WE HAVE FINALLY BEATEN RAYNAUDS!!!!

Am I mistaken or would thoracic outlet syndrome tend to only account for Raynaud's-like symptoms in the upper extremities?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoracic_outlet_syndrome

BTW, I have a very similar disease to Raynaud's that may be coming to light as the possible work of infection, for whatever that's worth.

Here is an article I stumbled across that may suggest a possible connection between some primary Raynaud's cases and H. pylori

Dig Dis Sci. 1998 Aug;43(8):1641-5.
Helicobacter pylori eradication ameliorates primary Raynaud's phenomenon.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9775113
Abstract
Raynaud's phenomenon is defined by an intermittent vasospasm of the arterioles of the distal limbs. Helicobacter pylori infection has been recently associated with Raynaud's phenomenon. The aim of this study was to assess the effects of H. pylori eradication on Raynaud's attacks. Forty-six patients affected by primary Raynaud's phenomenon were evaluated. H. pylori infection was assessed by [13C]urea breath test. Eradication therapy was given to infected patients for seven days. Discomfort and the duration and frequency of attacks of Raynaud's phenomenon per week were assessed. Thirty-six subjects were infected with H. pylori; the bacterium was eradicated in 83% of these after therapy. Attacks of Raynaud's phenomenon completely disappeared in 17% of the patients with H. pylori eradication. Discomfort and the duration and frequency of attacks of Raynaud's phenomenon were significantly reduced in 72% of the remaining patients. Conversely, attacks of Raynaud's disease did not change significantly during the 12-week follow-up period either in the H. pylori-negative patients or in the infected subjects in whom the bacterium was not eradicated by therapy. The study shows that H. pylori eradication causes a significant decrease in clinical attacks of Raynaud's disease. The reduction of vasoactive substances determined by the eradication of the bacterium may be the pathogenetic mechanism underlying the phenomenon.
PMID: 9724144 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]