In chilly weather, it’s normal to experience cold fingers. But if you frequently have cold fingers or hands, it could be a sign of a medical condition, like diabetes or a vitamin B12 deficiency.

A doctor is warning anyone whose hands and feet change colour in the cold may have a serious health condition. There are a number of other symptoms the doctor says to keep an eye out for to.

Wondering why your hands are so dry? Discover the common causes behind dry hands and how factors like weather, frequent hand washing, and skin dehydration contribute to the condition.

It turned out to be secondary Raynaud's disease - a condition that affected extremities such as the hands or feet during cold temperatures. Mr Holt-Wilson has found ways to cope with his ...

South of the Thruway will see a mild, damp weekend; North of it, threat of freezing rain and temps in the 30s loom Freezing rain and sharp temperature swings are expected to cause hazardous travel ...