- If your fingertips, toes or any other extremity become painful when exposed to cold temperatures, you might be suffering from Raynaud's phenomenon.
- If holding an iced drink - or putting your hands in the freezer - causes your fingers to turn blue (or white), you could be one of an estimated 28 million people in the US who have Raynaud's phenomenon.
- If air conditioning often triggers your fingers or toes to hurt, you might be experiencing a Raynaud's spasm.
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In this issue of Cold Cuts:
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- Member Tips
- New Drug Fails to Get FDA Nod
- Raynaud's Sufferer Finds Little Comfort in Doctor's Advice to "Move South"
- Student Makes the Grade with Raynaud's
- The Truth About Cold Shoulders
- Turning a Cold Shoulder to a Raynaud's Sufferer
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