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A member asked:
What are the symptom associated with raynaud's disease?
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Cold digits: Pale, white, grey or bluish (cyanotic) coloring of the fingers or toes. Sometimes the nose, lips or earlobes are affected. Pain, throbbing, burning or numbness in fingers, toes, nose, lips or earlobes. Unusually cold hands and feet.
Answered 3/23/2018
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