I was recently given a tentative diagnosis of Raynaud's syndrome. Some of my fingers are almost numb. They burn and sting when cold. I use heavy gardening gloves to rummage in the freezer. They've been numb occasionally for some time, especially when I am waking up.

All the arthritis gloves have petroleum products in them. I would get a bleeding rash and possibly an asthma attack. I walk a very thin line. Thanks for the suggestion.

Carpal tunnel can do that. I had bilateral carpal surgery in 18 still have trouble w left hand going numb. Try copper infused arthritis gloves at nite every nite. They do help

I frequently get numbness in my hands and feet. I get the impression my gp isn't that concerned about it. I find it bothersome at the time but it does pass. I find sometimes a soak in warm a Epsom salt basin can ease it off but who knows, maybe just the work of setting it all up does as muh as anything lol.
I also use arthritis gloves when my hands are puffy and sore. Be careful if you are latex or metal sensitive. Neoprene gloves have latex in them and some gloves have "copper" woven through them. I am sure that the heat of the Neoprene or the mythical properties of the copper can help some people. But for some of us they can leave us with blisters on our hands which are not fun...

I get pain in my hands and tingling , pins and needles too! I have had this quite a few years now and just assume it is fibromyalgia!