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I have raynaud's syndrome secondary to ctd. hands turn painfully cold in any cold weather turning red to white back to red but never blue.why no blue?
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Not unusual: In some individuals with raynauds, the skin changes are those of blanching and not cyanosis.
Answered 2/18/2013
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