if you've been on blood pressure medication for two years and the cold feet are a new symptom then it's unlikely your medication is the cause. however any new symptom is a good reason to visit your health care provider and get checked out. low blood pressure can cause cold hands and feet but it's relatively uncommon. more often cold feet are caused by poor circulation. this in turn can be caused by many other things such as diabetes peripheral vascular disease or even raynaud's phenomenon. your best bet is to see your health care provider to discover what's causing your cold feet. after a physical exam your provider might order a few more tests to get to the bottom of this -- and help get your feet warm again!
can my blood pressure medication cause cold feet? i've been on blood pressure meds approx 2yrs.