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Reply 1
It sounds like you got poor circulation just in that one side, but yet it's vice verca in the other side, very odd.
mayyybee.. http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/raynauds.html if its extreme?
Reply 9
Yeah, if you've been on the computer for a while, your mouse hand goes very very cold. I don't think that's anything to worry about, if that's what it is.
Reply 11
Or smoking?
It won't be raynaud's disease. I have raynaud's [however mildly in comparison to most ppl] and it's bloody horrible. If I expose my hands to anything cooler than about 25 degrees they go numb, then the tips of my fingers change colour, and as the blood goes back to the numb areas I get this rly painful tingling sensation that I can only describe as being like a really intense carpet burn. I wear gloves from about October 1st through to April and take gloves and warming pads with me everywhere. Only time it doesn't bother me is on a night out when I'm usually too intoxicated to feel the pain.
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It won't be raynaud's disease. I have raynaud's [however mildly in comparison to most ppl] and it's bloody horrible. If I expose my hands to anything cooler than about 25 degrees they go numb, then the tips of my fingers change colour, and as the blood goes back to the numb areas I get this rly painful tingling sensation that I can only describe as being like a really intense carpet burn. I wear gloves from about October 1st through to April and take gloves and warming pads with me everywhere. Only time it doesn't bother me is on a night out when I'm usually too intoxicated to feel the pain.
Ick! Thats worse than mine! Mine tend to be permantly an odd colour, and only warm after Ive done the washing up or had a bath/shower etc. There was a time when it got so bad that I couldn't move my hands and if anything warm (like my chicken bake-lukewarm at the time) came near my hands I practically screamed in pain >.<
and - its most likely for using the mouse...
I started a thread about this too, titled 'freakily cold hands' or something like that. Both my hands are very cold, and people often remark on it when they shake hands with me. It's quite awkward 
But the colour..? I don't know about that, but maybe because I'm dark skinned and it won't show anyway.
But the colour..? I don't know about that, but maybe because I'm dark skinned and it won't show anyway.
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