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What Causes Freezing Of Fingertips And Tip Of Tongue And Lips?
my name is Jesna, FM 29 yrs. Housewife. 4.7 ft - 42kgs. I feel little bit freezing at the tips of my fingers of my left hand, tips of tongue and lips. it is not felt always but at regular inter wells. on a regular head pain I had consulted an ENT specialist and he recommended Iron syrup. I used to take it regularly. it contains ferric ammmonium citrate, folic acid, cyanocabalamin, cupric sulphate, maganeese sulphate etc. My Blood test result as on 07/05/2011 is Hb 10.2% TLC 6400 cells/mm3, DLC P 49% L45% E 06%, RBS 154, ESR(1hrs) 5 mm, Blood urea 26, Ser.Creatinine 0.6, PCV -33.6%, MCV-58fL, MCH-17.9pg, MCHC30.9gldl, Platelet-1.8. I am living in Idukki, Kerala state, India . temp - 30 - 25 degree celsius. I am not pregnant, my periods are regular. my email id is YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 7 Jul 2014
Hello thanks for the quiery..
Raynaud’s syndrome or Raynaud’s phenomenon, a condition that affects blood flow to the extremities and causes pain, numbness and tingling, the fall and spring – months when temperatures are constantly shifting..
A sudden chill may cause blood vessels to spasm, shutting off circulation and turning affected parts a ghostly shade of white or blue. Fingers, toes, hands, feet, lips and the tongue are most commonly afflicted, and they may become painfully cold, tingling or numb.
All your test are with in normal range except for rbs which is slightly above the range.. Kindly check into it..Also get complete blood test regarding vitamins,, even vitamin deficiencies can also cause these freezing of extremities..
Regarding raynaud phenemenon you should have a check up with general medicine specialist..hope it helps,,take care..
Raynaud’s syndrome or Raynaud’s phenomenon, a condition that affects blood flow to the extremities and causes pain, numbness and tingling, the fall and spring – months when temperatures are constantly shifting..
A sudden chill may cause blood vessels to spasm, shutting off circulation and turning affected parts a ghostly shade of white or blue. Fingers, toes, hands, feet, lips and the tongue are most commonly afflicted, and they may become painfully cold, tingling or numb.
All your test are with in normal range except for rbs which is slightly above the range.. Kindly check into it..Also get complete blood test regarding vitamins,, even vitamin deficiencies can also cause these freezing of extremities..
Regarding raynaud phenemenon you should have a check up with general medicine specialist..hope it helps,,take care..
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