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I have been recently dx with ms, and my hands keep going from hot to cold and my fingers keep turning blue at the tips, and i don't really know why.
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?MS: You may have MS but the fingertips turning blue sounds more like Raynaud's syndrome and is treatable. You may need to see a rheumatologist to get this diagnosed and treated.
Answered 11/28/2017
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MS can have so many: different symptoms that it's very difficult to know for sure. Tell your doctor about this. S/he may need to run tests to find out if it's something other than MS. Best wishes. Dr. Anne.
Answered 8/31/2016
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