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Can someone who has raynaud's syndrome live in a cold place?
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Yes: Yes but one should be proactive about keeping the extremities warm and covered with gloves or thick socks. In addition, calcium channel blocker medications can be helpful for symptoms.
Answered 10/10/2013
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