Have icy hands usually it is not a sign of disease or health problems. In the vast majority of cases, cold hands are a physiological characteristic of the person himself and do not have a specific cause.
Often cold hands are also a reaction at low temperatures, as can be observed on colder days or in air-conditioned environments.
The hands and feet are usually colder than other parts of the body because they are in the extremities and the amount of blood circulating through them is lower than in other regions. Hence the feeling of cold being hands, feet, ears and nose.
However, if the feeling of icy hands is very intense or vary from hand to hand, or if accompanied by symptoms such as pallor, purplishness of the fingers and pain, may be some problem in the blood circulation.
In such cases, it is advisable to consult an angiologist for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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