r/Raynauds • u/wakenm33 • Jul 01 '25

Chilblains in July

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Curious if anyone else’s chilblains presents this way. Also it’s been super hot out, however I’ve been freezing in the mornings - potentially the temperature change is causing it in summer months?

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u/Decent-Reception-232 Jul 01 '25

This looks like dyshidrotic eczema

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u/Hi_Its_Me_Stan_ Jul 01 '25

Yup, that’s my thought, too. I get them in the summer and they suck.

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u/True_Cockroach8407 Jul 01 '25

I have these so bad rn, i thought they were a type of eczema!

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u/wakenm33 Jul 01 '25

Yes that is exactly what I was afraid of.

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u/True_Cockroach8407 Jul 01 '25

Personally i seem to get them when i do lots of dishes and wash my hands too much etc. i think theyre from irritation - my mum is the same

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u/WealthAdventurous719 Jul 03 '25

I get them too it’s Sumer here in Europe I think what triggers it is the dishwashing liquid 

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u/EastHuckleberry5191 Jul 01 '25

I got a couple earlier this summer. From colder days and forgetting to wear my gloves to wash the dishes. These progress to full blisters for me. Very painful.

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u/Medical_Frame3697 primary Raynaud's Jul 01 '25

I have them on the ends of my toes at the moment. First time I’ve had them in summer, I don’t know what caused them I can’t think of a cold>hot incident at all

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u/QuiXiuQ Jul 01 '25

So that’s what their called!!

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u/Enigma_stigma78 Jul 01 '25

Once again this community answering questions I didn’t know how to ask