This was posted a few months ago but are you talking about your fingers going white and numb? Toes also? I get that and I have fibro.. it is called Raynauds syndrome. It is not a symptom of fibro.. it is a separate problem and it can be in conjunction with other illnesses or a stand alone syndrome.
Changes in Skin Colour and Sensation
Once the attack begins, a person may experience three phases of skin colour changes (white, blue, and red) in the fingers or toes. The order of the changes of colour is not the same for all people, and not everyone has all three colors. Pallor (whiteness) may occur in response to spasm of the arterioles and the resulting collapse of the digital arteries. Cyanosis (blueness) may appear because the fingers or toes are not getting enough oxygen-rich blood. The fingers or toes may also feel cold and numb. Finally, as the arterioles dilate (relax) and blood returns to the digits, rubor (redness) may occur. As the attack ends, throbbing and tingling may occur in the fingers and toes. An attack can last from less than a minute to several hours.