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This is caused by the restriction of the blood supply to the extremities, i.e. circulation problems. The blood supply to your right hand is not as good, are you left handed perhaps and that is why the blood supply to your left hand is better.
When you hold the ice for too long, your hand becomes very cold. This temperature is not the optimum condition for cells to live. Blood circulation slows in your hand, so the cells are deprived of oxygen. Enzymes don't work very well at low temperatures. So neurons in your hand start firing up to tell your brain to give the signal to drop the ice. This irritation of neurons causes the hot sensation. The same happens when you hold something very hot. It is not the heat, but the neurons' response to your dying cells that makes a burning sensation in your hand.