Does anybody else get hot hands?

[Horsegirl]

I always do, particularly at night. I have to sleep with an ice pack to keep them cold. But they feel cold to everyone else. Like if I touch someone, they feel warm. Then my hands get hotter. It's extremely uncomfortable.
Not sure if this is related to Aspergers or not?
Idk

 

[Progster]

It sounds like a sensory issue, as your brain is interpreting them as hot, when in fact they are normal temperature. Differences in sensory perception or sensitivity are related to Asperger's.

 

[Ezra]

I don't think that sensation is related to autism.

 

[ZebraAutismo]

Mine get ridiculously cold.

 

[Illumination]

It could be related to the Sensory issues that come with Autism (SPD). -- It's often (from my understanding) that people have trouble judging temperature, for example I can stand very cold and hot temperatures compared to others.

and.. I always feel warm whenever everyone else feels very cold. (so on so forth).

 

[DCA]

When I was younger I used to get hot FEET all the time! I don't really anymore, but I used to sleep snuggled under a heavy blanket or comforter in winter...with my feet sticking out. So maybe something similar?

 

[Judge]

Could be any number of conditions. With such symptoms, it may be in your best interest to consult with a medical professional.

https://www.healthline.com/health/warm-hands

 

[WereBear]

When I was younger I used to get hot FEET all the time! I don't really anymore, but I used to sleep snuggled under a heavy blanket or comforter in winter...with my feet sticking out. So maybe something similar?

I still get hot feet!

 

[DCA]

I still get hot feet!

Is that a sensory issue for you? It's interesting as I participate in this forum how many little things from my life match up with the experiences of others...

 

[Progster]

It could be related to the Sensory issues that come with Autism (SPD). -- It's often (from my understanding) that people have trouble judging temperature, for example I can stand very cold and hot temperatures compared to others.

and.. I always feel warm whenever everyone else feels very cold. (so on so forth).

Yes, this is what I was thinking. I read somewhere that some people on the spectrum find it hard to distinguish between hot and cold and confuse the two. I have actually experienced this, but not every time. If I pick up a cup of coffee, it doesn't feel cold.