High blood pressure: Cold feet, absence of skin tone, cramping and wounds are early signs

Cold feet may be your body’s normal response to temperature, but it can sometimes be related to a medical condition that needs treatment, said Webmed.

The health site added: “Peripheral artery disease is a condition that slows or blocks blood flow to your legs and feet.

“Poor circulation can make your feet cold and it is possible to get peripheral artery disease without having diabetes. 

“Smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and age all raise your chances of getting the condition.”