The reason why women feel colder than men is related to a condition called “Raynaud’s Syndrome” in medicine. And the probability of this syndrome occurring in women is nine times higher than in men.
With cold exposure, spasms occur in some small-diameter blood vessels, and these impede blood circulation. This condition usually occurs in the nose and blood vessels. It is also popularly known as the “three-color disease” This is because the areas where blood circulation slows down first turn white, then turn blue due to oxygen deficiency, and finally turn red as the blood returns to normal.
The hands of a patient with Raynaud’s Syndrome
Why do women get colder more easily?
