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What do i need to know about raynaud's syndrome?

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See below: This is condition where the blood vessels vasospasm in response to cold which is why is important to avoid cold. On occasion this can be associated with a number conditions such as autoimmune disease. Consider seeing rheumatologist for evaluation.

Answered 6/4/2013

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See details: It is caused by spasm of small arteries mainly in the hands and/or feet. If necessary, there are meds that provide good benefit. Raynauds can be related to underlying connective tissue disorders such as ra, lupus and scleroderma. If you suspect raynauds, see a rheumatologist.

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Few things: It is not due to poor circulation it may be related to thyroid disease or other disease s such as scleroderma, connective tissue disorders most case do not have an underlying cause have your doctor do a workup.

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