We all have cold hands sometimes, but if your fingers turn white in winter, you should see a doctor.
When it’s cold outside, the tone of your skin changes as it gets to your fingers. Your digits shift from their normal hue to white or blue, and they might turn red after that. But this might not occur because of the fact that temperatures have dropped. Instead, there could be a more serious explanation for the changing color of your skin.
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