Does anyone have Raynaud’s?

Dd, ds, and I have it. No concern. But get him checked for Dysautonomia, POTS, and Ehlers Danlos.

My sister had it. You can pm me but Annie’s (my sister’s) Reynaud’s was terrible. 

45 degrees with no gloves, playing a sport outdoors is cold. I would expect his fingers to feel exactly as they did given that temperature.

Someone opened my car glove box and was surprised I actually have gloves in it!!
I have some inexpensive $1 one size fits all around here at home. I also have several pairs of gloves that have and extra fingerless pair over the top. Sometimes I just wear the fingerless, which also have no thumb too.

Those are also signs of frostbite and since he is playing a sport where he cant put his hands in his pockets or wear gloves, that is likely the answer. Id wait and see how often it happens.

DH has developed it the last few years. Seems to me that if he can keep his hands warm (covered), it doesn't get too bad. If he's doing a long outdoor training ruck or reffing soccer games for several hours, he will often tuck some hot hands in his bag to provide a little extra warmth.

Weather conditions also factor in - a 50 degree rainy, overcast day with wind out of the north is much worse than a 50 degree day sunny day with calm winds or wind out of the south.

I have Renaud's (fingers and toes since I was a child) and while cold weather does impact it I can also have white fingers in the summer giving lettuce a quick rinse under cold water. It is a circulation thing for me so i can often alleviate symptoms by giving my hands a few good shakes.

My son developed Raynauds around age 15, same age as his psoriasis showed up. He had to learn to protect his fingers from cold.

My mother in law has a pretty severe case.  My DD24 also developed it a few years ago, I'm afraid hers will be quite severe by the time she is older as well.  DD also currently takes Vyvanse for ADHD and we've learned it has a significant effect on circulatory issues and can cause Raynauds or worsen a known case.