Cold fingers

Temperatures to drop nationwide for bank holiday weekend || If you're going 'Jazzing' in Cork or cheering on the runners at the Dublin Marathon, make sure to wrap up as temperatures are expected to drop over the bank holiday weekend. https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/temperatures-to-drop-nationwide-for-bank-holiday-weekend-880793.html

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Chilly fingers? It may be a sign of good health.

An underlying condition, vitamin deficiency, or even stress could be to blame.

Raynaud's Syndrome, also known as Raynaud's disease or Raynaud's phenomenon—occurs when small arteries temporarily cramp up ...

Cold hands and feet are a circulation issue. It is also one of the symptoms of an under-active thyroid, so you may want to check your thyroid if you struggle with cold hands and feet (blood tests are not the most accurate for this, instead use the Temperature Regulation Thyroid Test). For all of our friends out there suffering from ice-cold fingers and toes, here are five tips.

This is Raynaud’s Phenomenon. When exposed to cold or even cool air; blood stops flowing to the fingers due to vasospasm. It’s often accompanied by changes in the color of the skin. Experiences can be numbness, pain, or the feeling of pins and needles. Symptoms of Raynaud’s can last from a few minutes to several hours. It’s not a serious threat to your health, but can sometimes be painful or difficult to live with. Since It can affect your ability to move your fingers and hands.

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