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3 year old complaining of hand pain (both) daily for past 3weeks. most often associated with coming in from cold or washing hands in cold water.
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Raynaud's: There is a condition called raynaud's syndrome in which exposure to cold may cause a decrease in hand and/or feet blood flow.This makes them colder, may sting or feel numb and sometimes causes the skin color to be redder than usual.Sometimes bluer and even a sharp white. Check with your pediatrician.
Answered 9/28/2016
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