We've run several articles in the past on the subject of nipples and Raynaud's. They aren't generally included when talking about Raynaud's affecting the body's extremities, but nipples can experience Raynaud's spasms, particularly during breastfeeding.
We found an article covering Raynaud's symptoms affecting the nipples in the Hippocratic Post, a global blogging site based in the UK specializing in medical issues. The author Caroline Goldstein was ahead of most sufferers, as her medical studies made her aware of the condition responsible for her painful fingers and toes on frosty days that
Last summer we announced a study being conducted at the University of Oklahoma to learn more about Raynaud's sufferers' experiences during pregnancy. The researchers wanted to determine if patients with Raynaud's phenomenon have a higher incidence of complications during pregnancy than non-sufferers. We've just received the results of the study, and while the sample size is
The University of Oklahoma Health Science Center Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is recruiting Raynaud's sufferers to participate in a survey regarding their experiences during pregnancy. The objective of the research is to provide information on the prevalence of pregnancy complications in patients with Raynaud’s phenomenon. To qualify, participants should meet the following criteria: Female
Raynaud's of the nipple most commonly occurs in pregnant or breastfeeding mothers, but can also occur in women who have never been pregnant.
