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Biofeedback is a technique whereby individuals train themselves to increase the blood supply to their extremities. Often, a wire is taped to the fingers. The wire is attached to a gauge or computer that indicates whether the finger temperature is going up or down. The person is then asked to imagine he or she is
When you think about Raynaud's attacks in the extremities, you don't necessarily think about breasts, but we continue to hear from Raynaud's sufferers who are having problems with breastfeeding. We've posted information in the past on the subject, but recently found two more articles and wanted to bring them to the attention of fellow Frosties
Raynaud's of the nipple most commonly occurs in pregnant or breastfeeding mothers, but can also occur in women who have never been pregnant.
The Raynaud’s Association needs your help! We have an opportunity to win the $5,000 prize that GuideStar USA, Inc., the leading source of nonprofit information, and KIMBIA, a group that empowers nonprofits and other organizations to increase giving, are making available through their Winter 2011 GuideStar-KIMBIA Nonprofit Giveaway. Anyone with firsthand knowledge about us who is
Biofeedback therapy for Raynaud's has shown to be highly effective in some cases with reports indicating 80-90% of patients with improved circulation.
We've been getting good feedback on several sock options for us Frosties and are happy to share them in our Hot Products for Summer 2025.
Our Summer 2025 RA Q&A column shares inquiries we've received about Raynaud’s, symptoms, products, treatments, warming tips and more.
For individuals with Raynaud's disease, the summer months can bring a unique set of challenges that may not be immediately obvious.
Our Spring 2025 RA Q&A column shares inquiries we've received about Raynaud’s, symptoms, products, treatments, doctors, warming tips and more.
We gathered some new product ideas from fellow Frosties on Facebook and are sharing them in our Hot Products for Winter 2025 column.
