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I get cold pains in my hands
I get cold pains in my hands for about a minute and then it leaves I'm not cold or anythingy my room is always warm but my hands get these cold pains and they hurt a bit but they leave after a minute and it only happens sometimes not a lot
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Getting these cold pain in hands can be due to Neurological problem or problem in blood circulation of hands or fingers. As you hv not given details if there is any discoloration on fingers or not, duration of the problem, it is difficult to come to a diagnosis. You need to take direct consultation for this
Next Steps
Start with Gulvel swaras 40 ml twice daily with water ( empty stomach). Consult a doctor as early as possible.
Health Tips
Stop smoking if you are into the habit of it as this can be one of the reasons.
Take warm healthy food on regular timings. Include more warm fluids in diet like dal, soup, kadhi etc
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