“Finger turning black or grey?”
My indicator finger (rh) goes from a healthy color to a very dark grey, almost black. What is the reason for this?
Male | 80 years old
Complaint duration: 18 months
Conditions: elanoma, colon cancer, af, pacemaker, short of breath
5 Answers
Poor blood flow. You need to have it evaluated.
Hello,
This is most likely secondary to a problem with the blood supply to your finger. This could possibly secondary to a condition called Raynaud's Disease. I suggest that you see a hand surgeon to get a proper diagnosis.
This is most likely secondary to a problem with the blood supply to your finger. This could possibly secondary to a condition called Raynaud's Disease. I suggest that you see a hand surgeon to get a proper diagnosis.
It’s losing its blood supply. It could be something called Raynaud’s disease. Please check with your local hand professional or primary care doctor.
Harrison B. Solomon, M.D.
Harrison B. Solomon, M.D.
You should be evaluated by a medical professional for this problem. This is a circulation problem. The best specialties would be a vascular surgeon or rheumatologist.
It could be something bad, like the blood to your finger getting cut off. Go see your doctor now. Take a baby aspirin once a day,
Hope it helps!!
Dr. Bose
Hope it helps!!
Dr. Bose
