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.2016 Mar-Apr;113(2):123-6.

A Review of Raynaud's Disease

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A Review of Raynaud's Disease

Katherine K Temprano. Mo Med.2016 Mar-Apr.

Abstract

Raynaud's phenomenon is a relatively common but often unrecognized clinical syndrome causing characteristic color changes in the digits as a result of vasospasm. This may occur after exposure to a cold environment, emotional stress, or from other physical or medication exposures. Differentiating between primary and secondary Raynaud's is important as secondary Raynaud's can be complicated by digital ischemia and gangrene whereas primary Raynaud's is generally a benign condition. Referral to a rheumatologist is recommended to help evaluate for an underlying rheumatologic condition and to guide future therapy.

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Screening questions for Raynaud’s should include:
  1. Are your fingers unusually sensitive to the cold?

  2. Do your fingers change color when they are exposed to cold temperatures?

  3. Do they turn white, blue, or both?

Generally, the diagnosis of Raynaud’s is confirmed if there is a positive response to all three questions. Source:http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/raynaud/
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