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I have a milder form of the same phenomenon and find that workman's style fingerless gloves (I use DeWalt Technician Fingerless Gloves[0] and can vouch for them.) are enough to reduce it to a tolerable level. They are thick enough to retain warmth and highly durable but leave the fingertips unimpeded for mousing / typing.
In your circumstance, I'd look into USB-powered heated gloves as an option as well, e.g. [1]. If that alone isn't sufficient, some have removable heating elements that you could probably transfer over to the heavier fingerless gloves mentioned above.
[0] https://www.amazon.com/DPG230L-Technicians-Fingerless-Synthe...
[1] https://www.amazon.com/GoodBZ-Fingerless-Mittens-Computer-St...
DeWalt Technicians' fingerless gloves are fairly good. They're not insulated per se but are reasonably thick work gloves that happen to be fingerless. I've used them at work in offices that were cold and typing with them is fine.
https://www.amazon.com/DPG230L-Technicians-Fingerless-Synthe...