Since there's no single test to diagnose Raynaud's, doctors generally rely on either witnessing an attack or listening to a patient describe their symptoms. But if their description doesn't correspond to the text book triad of color changes (white/blue/red) or reference to pain or experience (e.g., numbness) they studied in medical school, Raynaud's symptoms can
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Fellow Frostie and world champion gymnast Kristle Lowell celebrated the eclipse on August 21st with one of her amazing trampoline jumps - what an incredible photo! For more about Kristle's accomplishments, see our earlier posts: World Champion Gymnast Finds Warm-Ups Among Her Biggest Challenges Raynaud’s, Plus New Diagnosis, Doesn’t Deter Champion Gymnast Athlete
We're doing a "Mysterious Zombie Hands" theme for Raynaud's Awareness Month, talking about the way hands can turn ghoulish white during attacks and how the phenomenon has mystified the medical community for over 150 years. We're hoping this Halloween-inspired approach will attract attention in October for the event, and would love to have some videos to circulate
By Joe Fleming President ViveHealth.com Is your child with Raynaud’s Phenomenon heading back to school soon? When it comes to back to school season, your days may quickly fill with shopping, scheduling, organizing transportation, signing up for volunteer activities, coordinating sports calendars, the list goes on... Don’t let managing Raynaud’s symptoms sneak up on your