What causes cold and numb fingers? [Video]

Raynaud’s causes tiny blood vessels in your fingers, toes, ears or nose to constrict during exposure to cold weather, emotional stress, anxiety and other triggers. When these blood vessels are constricted, they reduce blood supply to those areas. This, in turn, makes your skin in those areas turn white or blue. And once blood flow resumes, these areas can then redden and become extremely painful or numb and tingly.

Each person’s experience with Raynaud’s is unique. What may be mild to some may end up feeling extreme for others. If your symptoms don’t respond, or if you don’t tolerate traditional treatment with medication, a pain medicine specialist may be able to offer some additional solutions that can help you manage how you’re feeling when flare-ups happen.

Self-care is essential for managing Raynaud’s syndrome. These tips can help – https://cle.clinic/43xll9A

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