How long do numb finger pain last in cold?

Question

When it's cold, my fingers sometimes go numb and then start paining a lot when they warm up. This pain can be quite intense. How long does this numb finger pain usually last when exposed to cold?

Karthik Menon · Accepted Answer

Don't ignore numbness and pain in your fingers, especially in the cold. I once dismissed a persistent tingling, thinking it was nothing, and it turned out to be a nerve issue that could have been caught earlier. Please get it checked by a doctor; better safe than sorry.

Sameer Joshi · Answer

Yaar, numb fingers in the cold is not something to ignore, actually. It could be Raynaud's or something else. I'd definitely suggest you get it checked by a GP. Don't wait till it gets worse.

Rekha Kulkarni · Answer

Ho na, agar haath ki ungliyan thandi mein sunn hoti hain aur dard bhi, toh doctor ko dikhana accha hai. Kabhi kabhi yeh normal nahi hota. Apni sehat ka dhyan rakhna chahiye, haan na?

Anjali Sharma · Answer

Hey, if your fingers are getting numb and painful in the cold regularly, it's best to see a doctor, okay? Sometimes it can be something simple, but it's better to rule out anything serious. Take care of yourself.

Neha Gupta · Answer

Numbness and pain in fingers from cold can indicate circulatory issues or even something like Raynaud's phenomenon. It's not something that just 'goes away' on its own if it's recurrent. You absolutely need a medical evaluation to determine the cause and get appropriate advice.

Prakash Rao · Answer

Honestly, don't rely on random info from the internet for something like persistent pain and numbness. It could be many things. The only way to know for sure and get proper treatment is to consult a doctor. Please don't self-diagnose.

How long do numb finger pain last in cold?

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Consult a internal medicine specialist

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