Doctor can evaluate: Six seconds for the blood to return (called "capillary refill") seems long, so one can have a primary care doctor evaluate. The doctor can refer to a rheumatologist if needed, especially if there is suspicion of circulation problems such as in raynaud's phenomenom.
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