We've just seen two articles on newly-identified drugs that can result in Raynaud's as a side effect of their usage. Beta blocker drugs used to treat high blood pressure and heart ailments, and also contained in certain over-the-counter medications, have been known to aggravate Raynaud's for many years. We've also been aware that certain chemotherapy drugs
This season we've seen a number of news items on Raynaud's. Most do a good job of increasing awareness by outlining symptoms and explaining the difference between primary and secondary versions of the condition. Many include a number of strategies for staying warm and preventing attacks, but there's not a lot of news here - mostly just
Imagine a warming pouch for your hands where you could get instant heat anytime, anywhere – you’ve just visualized the G-Tech Heated Pouch!
Nicole Edwards found nothing worked to heal the very painful ulcers on her fingertips until she tried non-thermal laser treatments.
We were happy to see the Fox News affiliate in Hartford, CT ran a story helping to increase the awareness of Raynaud's in their community: For Raynaud's sufferers, cold weather can be a problem. Wish the doctor had been a bit more knowledgeable on a few facts (fingers turn blue from lack of oxygen during