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Old 07-31-2013, 09:45 PM #1
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Default Raynaud's question...

I have Raynaud's and typically in the winter I get the pins and needles and my fingers and toes turn white and hurt pretty bad. But now that it is summer I didn't think I'd still have these symptoms. My finger has been numb for 3 days and is ice cold. I can't get it to go back to normal. And instead of being white they blue. Anyone have any input? I just want to be able to get feeling back in this finger
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