Cold hands using computer
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m holding a gallon of milk or a cold drink in my hands and it touches my arm, or like yesterday at work, was on the computer, the arm I was using for the mouse, was on the counter, which is marble, and was very cold, my arm it turns bright red an swells up and itches. Never had this happen before, been happenin last couple days. And idea what that is??
t lift very heavy weights, or he locks up and has extreme pain; he currently is trying to work around this by using two hands to lift a single 15lb weight.
He has stated that if his elbow 'pops', then he can continue lifting a weight for a while, but this 'popping' action apparently hurts a great deal.
What might this be caused by?
Lately I am almost always feeling cold and takes my hands and feet a very long time to harm up, espeically in the evenings. Also during the day at work, more and more lately, almost every day, I have been feeling dizzy, lightheaded and feel nausea. I wait till it passes but normaly comes back many times thruout the day. Makes it worse when I look at my cellphone often or computer.
I have been having Chest/Hands/Head Numbness together at the same time on and off during the day for the past few months. I have history of anxiety and heart palpitations in the past 6 months. I will like to know if this is due to heart disease or nerve issue. Please help me.
Hello,
Various possibilities for peeling fingertips are trauma and allergic or irritant contact dermatitis like washing dishes without wearing gloves,contact with harsh detergents,soaps and lotions that contain perfume can cause hands and fingertips to become irritated and peel.Sometimes cold, dry air can cause peeling and dermatitis or fungal infections can also cause peeling. In your case I feel that it can be due to eczema or contact dermatitis.
It is normal for your hand to get red and sore if you are constantly on the computer and using the mouse- therefore rubbing your hand on the desktop. You might want to invest in one of those ergonomically correct mouse pads if you are doing so much computer work- it should help alleviate the pain in your hand and can also help prevent any carpal tunnel syndrome. Hope this helps.
Ever since I got pregnant my hands have been really cold I know it's cold outside but i'v never had this problem before.
how i could prevent my self from cold and cough..my age is 23..
You could literally see my limbs shaking as I moved even slightly (I was using the computer earlier and my hands were shaking so bad I could hardly type). Even sitting still, I could feel myself trembling. In addition, I felt extremely cold and I'm sure some of the shaking was from that. The skin on my upper legs was mottled, my lips were almost purple, and my hands and feet were pale. My blood pressure was becoming hypertensive just walking around the house. I saw as high as 139/98.
I had that , it can be attributed to a few things. First of all. .USING THE COMPUTER TOO MUCH AND NOT USING ERGONOMIC SUPPORTS FOR HAND and wrist. You can look that up and try to correct.. The other thing is a pinched nerve in your upper neck. it radiates down the arm in a burning way and makes your hands feel swollen or stiff. I suggest a few things. first go to a chiropractor ,get some xrays and an evaluation, and some adjustments, you may feel almost immediate relieft.
Using the computer causes neck and elbow and finger problems.
Follow these light exercises to relax the elbow and fingers.Keep taking deep breaths during this exercise.
1 Open and close your fists tight, keeping the hand straight in front of you.6 times.
2 Bend and straighten the palms of your hands, keeping the hands straight in front of you.
3 Place your hands on your shoulders, and rotate the elbow 6 times clockwise and 6 times anticlockwise.
I get muscle spasms because i spend most of my time sat at a computer so my legs quite often spasm because im not using them to walk or run.
I'm not sure but spasms may also occur if over excercised, think about what you did or didnt use your finger for, what were you doing before it happened. was it cold or hot at the time.
Hope this helps releive your concern.
Place forearms and hands in cold water for a few minutes, then place forearms and hands in hot water for a minute; repeat for upwards of 30 minutes, and end on cold water. Not only does this soothe inflammation, but after a period gradually widens veins allowing for greater bloodflow.
* Home remedies: Ginger is considered to be a natural anti inflammatory agent and can be eaten raw in small quantities. It also does not create indigestion unlike some inflammatory medicines."
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my computer has been down.. am back on-line and thankyou for your reply about my hands. i did wonder about rheumatoid arthuritis but my doc tested me last yesr for all my organs and results were 0!..alot of people wonder weather he is actually botherd sometimes!! ..my hands feel hot to me but they are really cold to touch by anyone else??
I and a number of others do well with moderate amounts of clothing. Personally, I rarely have a problem with getting cold. This includes my face, hands, and feet. Many people have an inherent inability to keep warm when it is cold. Are you active? Do you need to wear a ton of clothes when out taking a walk? I get cold sitting while on my computer with little more than a robe on when the house is 65 degrees. But I am rarely cold walking around in or outdoors.
Common causes are a repetitive motion with your wrist like typing on a computer keyboard, using a computer mouse, playing racquetball or handball, sewing, painting, writing, or using a vibrating tool. Carpal tunnel syndrome is caused by compression of median nerve which supplies the three middle fingers of the hand and causes pain in the same and I think which is also the most likely cause of discomfort in your hand. Rare causes could be arthritis, minor trauma of bones of the hand etc.
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