The Heat. Build a two-zone fire in a charcoal grill so you've got a hot spot banked with coals and a cooler spot. You want to grill the wings over medium-high heat, turning occasionally until the fat on the chicken skin gets crispy and browned all over. Then you'll cover the grill and let the wings cook through.
Swollen fingers and hands may be a sign of hyponatremia, but other signs, such as confusion and vomiting, are more prominent than is swelling. Drinking too much water, particularly during a marathon or similar long, strenuous event, may cause your body's sodium to become so diluted that you become hyponatremic. Hyponatremia requires immediate medical attention. There's no proven way to prevent or reduce most exercise-related hand swelling.
Longstanding rheumatoid arthritis causes rheumatoid nodules on the fingers. These are collections of inflammatory cells and fibrous tissue. Gout is another cause of lumps on the finger joints. These lumps are called âtophiâ and consist of collections of monosodium urate crystals, inflammatory cells, and fibrous tissue. People with elevated blood lipids can develop lumps on the finger joints due to the accumulation of cholesterol. Plant thorn synovitis is a condition caused by the puncture of a rose thron into the joint. This leads to infection in the joint and is an unusual but dangerous cause of lumps on the finger joint.