The blood vessels in your hands and feet constrict when it’s cold to prevent heat loss from your core. Some people tend to have colder feet and hands naturally, without an underlying disease. It ...

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Cold hands and hot feet might seem like small annoyances but they can offer early clues to what’s going on under the surface ...

It is more common for the hands to swell in hot weather as blood vessels expand to send more blood to the skin to cool the body. Some fluid can move into the hands’ tissue as the vessels expand.

Proper hydration is crucial for keeping your hands warm, as it promotes optimal blood flow and prevents blood vessel constriction, Dr. Quijano-Vega says. "A nutrient-rich diet is equally important ...

Calcium Channel Blockers These drugs open small blood vessels in the hands and feet, allowing for circulation. They also help with healing sores if you develop them in severe cases on your fingers ...

He’s not sure whether blood vessel arrangements in the digits remain the same over a lifetime like fingerprints do. If so, finger wrinkle patterns could someday help with biometric or forensic ...

Visible Blood Vessels in the Hands. Chronic high blood pressure can cause the blood vessels in your hands (and other parts of the body) to become more prominent or enlarged.

According to the doctor, experts "don't fully understand" the cause of Raynaud’s attacks but "blood vessels in the hands and feet appear to react too strongly to cold temperatures or stress." ...

If you feel a persistent tingling sensation in your fingers or toes, it may be due to plaque buildup in the blood vessels that restricts proper circulation. 3. Numbness in Hands and Fingers ...

The hands may then turn blue as the oxygen level in the tissues drops. With rewarming, the hands will turn red as the blood vessels open back up. Not everybody will have the classic color changes ...