This article describes the types of Raynaud’s phenomenon, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and ways to manage the phenomenon.

Causes of Raynaud’s phenomenon is unknown, but exposure to extreme cold triggers it. Symptoms are numb fingers and toes Diagnosis aims to detect the underlying condition causing symptom.

In their review article, the authors focus mainly on the manifestation of Raynaud’s phenomenon in the hands ... independently of whether Raynaud’s symptoms were present beforehand.

Harder to move stomach juices out of the esophagus. This happens because the squeezing motion of the esophagus (peristalsis) does not work as well as it should. Raynaud's phenomenon is a condition in ...

Raynaud’s is a condition that affects blood circulation and can either be known as Raynaud’s phenomenon or Raynaud’s disease. Often those with the condition will see their fingers or toes ...

Raynaud’s “attacks” usually last for about 15 minutes. They’re often brought on by triggers like cold temperatures or stress. Symptoms of a Raynaud’s attack can include: Talk with your doctor if your ...

Some examples of external stimuli are cold (in the case of Raynaud's phenomenon), toxic substances ... which can have scleroderma-like symptoms. Although these have been implicated in cases ...