yogiskier
Angel Diva
I've been getting very cold, tingling, and numbness in my fingers (more severe in my right hand) since the weather has turned cold - like if I go for a run outside in the 40's I'm okay during my run, but after coming back inside I'll start to feel pins and needles and coldness in the tips of my fingers. Two winters ago during Covid I went skiing and stayed completely outside, including snack breaks, sometimes momentarily removing my glove (right one since I'm right-handed) to eat or to take photos with my phone. Last winter I didn't ski, but went trail running instead, and again, would sometimes need to take off my glove to check the map app on my phone to navigate. Around freezing temps. I never had anything extreme like discolored skin or pain - just the temporary sensations, which I started to notice last winter.
Will this improve over time? Should I wear gloves even if my hands don't feel cold during an activity? I'm a bit trepidatious about how this will be once winter and ski season truly arrive.
Will this improve over time? Should I wear gloves even if my hands don't feel cold during an activity? I'm a bit trepidatious about how this will be once winter and ski season truly arrive.