I think it has something to do with Raynaud's disease. That means that when it's cold, your veins narrow, causing the flow of blood to your hands or feet to decrease or even stop. Result: your fingers/toes turn white or even blue. Normally, this stops after a few minutes or hours and then they turn pink again. During this process, your fingers can tingle or hurt.
The best thing to do is keep yourself warm and avoid smoking, because that could also trigger it.
I'm not one hundred percent sure whether it's right, but that's what I read about it.
A pointed finger/hand
No
they would do that if you put a band around you r finger to cut off your circulation
Put your finger on the red button and that should turn it on ..
"Vibration White Finger is nothing to fool around with and you should see your doctor immediately. Some of the symptoms to watch for are your fingernail, and rest of your finger from the last knuckle down turning white and going numb."
because the ring is to tight so the blood stops rushing to your finger.the finger turns white because whenever you go outside you have the ring on and the sun will not turn your skin underneath darker. so its not actually your skin underneath whiter but your skin not covered by the ring darker. its the same thing as where youre covered with clothes wont darken when you are outside on the sun but everywhere else darkens.
Yes. Silver tone jewelry will turn your finger green because the metal under the silver tone is probably a brass which contains copper. It is the copper that turns your finger green.
Vibration white finger is a work injury in that one's hand or fingers become white, numb, and one loses finger mobility. It is caused by the fingers and hands vibrating too much as with using a jackhammer.
Simple your finger is infected.. nothing serious.
In cold weather, blood vessels in the skin constrict to conserve body heat, limiting blood flow to the extremities like fingertips. This reduced blood flow causes the skin to appear white or pale due to lack of oxygenated blood. This condition is known as Raynaud's phenomenon.
Silver stamped 975 will not turn your finger green.
The discoloration could be caused by a reaction between the natural oils in your skin and the alloys used in the white gold. This reaction can create a film on the ring surface, leading to the brownish-orange color on your finger. Regular cleaning and maintenance of the ring can help prevent this issue.