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One possible cause of numbness in the finger tips is lack of blood flow. This can be caused by something called Raynaud's phenomenon. Raynaud's phenomenon is a symptom that is seen in some disease such as lupus where blood flow doesn't reach the tips of the fingers, especially in cold weather. Another common cause of numbness in the finger tips is uncontrolled diabetes. High blood sugars caused by diabetes damage nerves in the finger tips and toes. If you also have nerve problems in your feet, then this could be an explanation. I suggest that you schedule an appointment with your primary care physician.
Numbness in your pinkie finger may be caused by an underlying medical condition. For example, diabetic nerve damage is common in people who have had the disease for many years. Early on, you may have mild tingling and numbness that comes and goes, typically in your fingers or toes. Eventually the affected area may become completely numb. Other medical conditions and certain medications and toxins can also cause finger numbness.