How common is raynauds?

3%-5% have symptoms: Raynaud's disease (no cause found) and raynaud's syndrome (caused by another medical condition) are not that rare. An estimated 3% to 5% of the population have raynaud's phenomenon, although symptoms can range from quite mild all the way to severe.

Hard to say: Raynaud's is coldness, color changes, and sometimes pain in the hands and feet. Mild forms of raynaud's are pretty common if you call cold hand , cold feet, and a little pain raynaud's. However, most people with these symptoms don't seek medical help so the incidence is hard to know. Severe symptoms are not common, perhaps less than 1% of the population and occurring mostly in young women.