Winter Finger Inflammation Reason; Chilblains Symptoms & Risk Factors

Season As the body changes, it has to adapt itself to new conditions. Temperature fluctuations can affect the body. Many times this change disturbs the internal balance. This results in various physical problems. One of these problems is inflammation in the fingers.

This problem makes even daily tasks difficult. Suddenly swollen fingers can cause pain, irritation and discomfort, leaving you wondering why this is happening. Actually, in cold, blood vessels shrink and blood flow reduces, due to which inflammation occurs in the fingers. In the language of medicine, this condition is called chilblains.

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Expert: Dr. Rohit Sharma, Consultant, Internal Medicine, Apollo Spectra Hospital, Jaipur

Question- What is chill blane?

answer- Chilblains are also called perniosis or pernio. In fact, when the skin is exposed to cold, moist air for a long time, the blood vessels near the surface shrink, which reduces the flow of oxygen and starts inflammation. Later, when the skin suddenly gets hot, the blood vessels expand rapidly. Sometimes this change is so rapid that excess blood starts seeping into the surrounding tissues, which increases itching, redness and inflammation.

Question: In which part of the body are chill bladders present?

answer- Chill blisters usually occur on exposed parts of the body. These are mostly visible on parts like hands and feet. Like cheeks, toes, nose, ears, heels and fingers. Sometimes this also happens due to rubbing with tight clothes. In such cases it may occur on the thighs or hips. Sometimes in rare cases, cold sores can also occur on the buttocks.

Question: What are the symptoms of chill bladder?

answer- Chilblains usually cause red or blue spots on the skin, mostly on the hands and feet. Sometimes small wounds or blisters may also form on these spots. The affected area becomes swollen, causing pain, burning or a stinging sensation. Skin color can also change after exposure to cold. This is a major sign of Chill Blaine.

Question: Who is more at risk of getting chilblains?

answer- Chill blaen can happen to anyone, but many researches have found that it is more likely to occur in women than in men.

Question: What precautions should be taken to avoid chilblains?

answer- The best way to avoid chill blues is to prevent it from happening in the first place. For this, it is important to adopt some simple but very effective precautions in cold. Understand from graphic-

Question- What is the home remedy for chilblains?

answer- Some home remedies can provide considerable relief from cold sores. For this-

Some common questions and answers related to Chill Blaine

Question: How is chilblains treated?

answer- Doctors usually do this on the basis of physical checkup and winter exposure history. Sometimes, if the case is severe, persistent, or unusual, doctors may order blood tests or a skin biopsy to rule out other diseases, such as lupus or vasculitis.

Question: In how many days does chilblains get cured?

answer- Usually chilblains heal on their own in 2-3 weeks or when the weather becomes warm. If symptoms persist or return repeatedly after 2–3 weeks, consultation with a skin specialist is necessary.

Question- When to go to the doctor?

answer- If symptoms of chilblains do not improve even after two weeks of home care, or if the problem persists even after the weather gets warmer, consult a doctor.

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