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What type of doctor should i see for raynaud's disease testing?
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Rheumatology doctor: A rheumatologist is the main specialist to see for evaluating raynaud's symptoms. A primary care doctor can order many of the tests. Sometimes the primary care doctor will refer a patient to both a rheumatologist and an endocrinologist (to evaluate for hormonal imbalances).
Answered 5/30/2018
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Variety: Vascular surgeons are usually the doctors tasked to manage this but primary care doctors can help with medication choices and long-term follow-up.
Answered 5/30/2018
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Vascular Specialist: Vascular specialist would be best option.
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