Poor circulation in my fingers?
595161
Go see ur Doctor and get checked out. Poor circulation is the obvious diagnosis. good luck.
796862
Hi well you could off done a few things,fracture,dislocation,torn ligaments.You need to get to your gp or A/E and see one off the drs,they will examine your finger and send you for an x-ray,then the right treatment will be given.In the mean time take regular pain relief ibrufen is better as it has anti-inflammatory in,strap the finger next to the next with plaster but not to tight as u will restrict the circulation,try and keep the finger up resting on your chest.Get medical advise soon as you may have a fracture or dislocation some times this affects the blood circulation.Good Luck
1010238
carpal tunnel syndrome or improper blood circulation.....see a Dr.
1099164
get a massage regularly, it will help increase your circulation. See a doctor in case it is something to be concerned about. If you have diabetes, this is a common symptom. Use heat packs in bed (be careful of burns though) and I've heard drinking ginger tea helps also :)
900204
It sounds like a heart problem associated with your circulation. I would go to a doctor.
2373
Generally there are 2 reasons why a part of your body might lack blood, physical and chemical.  Physical reasons might be that the part of your body may be too tight to allow for good circulation.  In this case, you must stretch (eg. yoga or pilates) and exercise to loosen up that area.  Doing heat pack will also help to aid the blood flow temporarily.  One important thing to remember though is that the source of tightness might be completely unexpected.  If you have cold hands, it may be more helpful to stretch your calves or your shoulders depending on your body structure rather than the hand itself.  You must remember to treat your body as a whole.  Chemical reasons could come from your diet or the air you breathe or any other intake (eg. tobacco or drugs).  This could alter the chemical make up of your bloodstream.  In this case, what you would have to do is to remove the chemical that is causing the problem.  What part of your body is lacking sufficient blood?
333881
If you have what is called Reynaud's Syndrome than the answer is maybe.  You can take some supplements that can help with blood flow.  I won't recommend them here because this really isn't;t the place to give out medical advice.  I would suggest seeing a naturopath.\n\nYou can also condition yourself to acclimatize to the cold so that your reaction isn't as bad when you are out in the cold.  I suggest visiting your local ice skating rink in the autumn before it gets cold and gently introduce yourself to the cold by removing layers of clothing e.g. take off your gloves for a couple of minutes, etc.\n\nKeep in mind that some people will continue to have reactions to the cold their entire lives.  In that case you might want to consider moving some place that has a reasonable temperature all year around e.g. like Queensland in Australia or the Southwestern U.S.  \n\nAlways be prepared though in case you do have a bad reaction.  Remember not to use hot water to warm yourself as this can cause burns and it can also make you more sensitive the next time you are exposed to cold.  Good luck!\n\nP.S. My daughter suffers from severe Reynaud's.  Email me for the name of the supplements we give her in winter if you are interested.
99128
Sounds like an allergic reaction (soaps, perfume, plants, chemicals, etc) or an autoimmune disorder (lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, etc).  Could also be poor circulation from the cold temperatures.\nIf you suspect allergies, avoid harsh chemicals, work in the garden with gloves on, don't use any new soaps, fabric softeners, perfume right now.  You can try a hydrocortisone cream.\nIf that doesn't work, or you suspect autoimmune disorder, (does it run in your family), see a DR.
985413
You probably have rheumatoid arthritis (as this usually occurs more in fingers than osteoarthritis).  This is an inherited disease that you cannot get rid of.  Arthritis is the inflammation of the joints resulting from a degradation of the cartilage between them.  Therefore, while you may certainly massage it, that will not help.  The best thing to do is go see an orthopedists who can help with a solution.  The ones out there include pain medication and replacement.  \nGood luck finding help.
526072
Do you smoke? it may be sign of Emphysema.\n\nIf you feel numbness in your finger, blurred vision associated with the pain, you may have heart problem.\n\nIt may be just a bad heartburn.\n\nConsult your doctor in any case please.
809376
it depends..i  mean if its cold outside my hands and feet will be cold.  but have you notice whether your finger tips and toes change colors, to lets say blue and they become numb?  there's a disease called Raynaud's Phenomenon where the blood vessels in your fingers and toes constrict (narrow), usually in response to cold temperatures and/or emotional stress. Check w/ your doctor if this continues to concern you. Good luck!
742797
lack of vitamins? definitely low circulation. you MUST see your doctor! sometimes it could be a sign to somethign else or worse
120369
Just read your other question. And I am a 60 year old Male, been down the road had lots of experience person. Been In the Army as an Officer. \n\nIf you are experimenting with cigaretts, or you are a smoker, nicotine constricts the blood vessels and actually can cut down on circulation of blood. Some drugs constrict blood circulation. Do your hands and feet get cold easily? If they do, then this would indicate poor circulation. \n\nTry taking half an aspirin a day to thin your blood. You sound as though you feel you get adequate exercise. But if you do not then try walking or jogging. If you continue to cramp up then you must see your School nurse or family doctor. \n\nYou are still growing believe it or not. I do not know your heritage but if you are black, there is sickle cell which can show up, and is usually extremely painful. Though it is cramping due to the restriction of blood flow which only occurs in the black race. I really have had little experience with this with people who work or have worked for me.\n\nIf you Smoke try to Stop! IF you don't PLEASE DO NOT START ! I SWEAR YOU ARE NOT MISSING ANYTHING EXCEPT EARLY DEATH ! \n\nIF THE PAINS KEEP UP SEE THE SCHOOL NURSE OR THE FAMILY DOCTOR ... ASK A COACH, A TEACHER, >>>PLEASE ASK FOR HELP <<<!!!\n\nSorry I cannot help you at all about Lexopro,  did you Google it??\n\nAt your age and if you are not black and not taking any drugs ( Illegal or Non Prescribed ) and are in the pain then you should seek medical attention.\n\nGive simple aspirin a few days to work take it just before bed.  But only you know if there is anything that logically could be causing the pain.  The first I named was the most violent one that I ran into in young smokers!  Beyond that was reactions to various cold medications taken in over dose.  \n\nSafest ... aspirin.  If no improvement then get on and seek proper professional help!\n\nGOOD LUCK \n\nAPS
727179
You may be having some circulation problems.  I would suggest that you see a doctor as soon as you can.  Especially if the foot that is cold is very white, turning blue or you are loosing feeling in it.  It could be very serious.
609001
hot packs and keep hands warm in gloves, and i know this will hurt, but try to move them as much as you can to keep the circulation moving. not much help i know but the best i can do for you.
190492
Definitely not normal, I wouldn't ask those sort of questions on a forum like this though, speak to professionals. Anyone could come on here and say they're medically trained and really the closest they've ever come to owt medical is putting a plaster on someones finger!\nSeriously, seek advice
1079179
I had a constant numbness up both my arms last year and pain in my fingers for months. I went to a practioner who treats the person as a whole and he manipulated the top of my thigh and Ive never had the numbness since. Sounds dodgy but Ive been  going to this guy since I was pregnant and he knows what hes about.  I would look under osteopath or holistic treatments in the phone book. Good luck.