Cold Right Foot after eating

I have a question for the forum, does anybody right foot get cold after eating? mine does but not all the time.
I am meeting with a surgeon 1-31 to discuss having nissen surgery. This has been a long journey, with lots of test. But, ever time I ask a doctor about the cold foot, their eyes gloss over and they just move on to the next subject. anybody have this happen to them?

Do you position your foot differently while you're eating?

I get transient ischaemic cold sensation and pain in my right foot and to a lesser extent left foot from time to time. I hadn't thought about it being digestive but hadn't deduced a pattern because I wasn;t that bothered about it knowing I have good cardiovascular health and my blood glucose is normal (i.e. I'm not diabetic or prediabetic). I usually walk it off. I had a big meal tonight, one that will probably end in reflux, my feet went cold and now, looking back over the past few months I see the pattern. A it has been cold. B it occurs in the early afternoon and evening and C It never occurs in the morning (Edit: I don't eat breakfast and it is bitterly cold in the morning). Duh! How did I miss that pattern.
I googled "cold foot after eating" which took me here.

The digestive tract places a demand on the cardiovascular system to digest food. If you have large or difficult to digest meals then it may well leave you with cold hands and feet (and gastro-oesophageal reflux). That it's the right foot is a function of distance.

Hope your surgery went well.

Post Edited (Frank303) : 3/30/2011 1:37:07 PM (GMT-6)