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My DS is 8 1/2 months old. Healthy baby. Granted, it's been freezing cold around here lately, but my husband and I have noticed that his hands and feet are usually cold even on warmer days. And, he sometimes has a blueish cast to his lips. He is sleeping, eating and going potty fine. I've looked online and it says that it can be due to coldness, poor circulation or something where his body doesn't get enough oxygen to his extremities. His last Dr. check-up was fine. Anybody have any experience with this?
Re: Blue?
I dont have any experience with this. I just wanted to add that you could still call and ask dr, they dont charge you for it and they might be able to tell you something over the phone or they might tell you to come in for them to check. I dont think I would wait until March.
Mommy's little helper
Since the blue cast to his lips is new, I would call and speak to someone in the pediatrician's office and see if they think you need to bring him in. It never hurts to go and see the doctor if only to ease your mind.
I would make another appointment to be seen prior to your next, however - I was the same way as a baby.
Poor circulation issues (easily prone to frostbite as well), and slightly anemic was my diagnosis.
Either way, I wouldnt be wasting my time Googling the "what if" - Id be in the doctor's office.
Yup- I am a phone triage nurse. If you called me with this question, I would suggest scheduling sooner than his next well child visit....March is right around the corner, if the appointment is next week, fine. But straight to the ER if things worsen sooner!