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Members connected over shared experiences with Raynaud's phenomenon, a condition where fingers and toes turn pale, blue, or red in response to... Read more
Hi I have seen someone that has this and they got better taking supplements.
I have this problem when my hands and fingers get cold. Usually it's only on a couple of fingers.
@A myPHteam Member you are very welcome. If you think about it, it makes sense that if the blood vessels in our lungs are narrowing, reducing blood flow that this can happen in other parts of the body as well. In fact, my rheumatologist has referred me to a vascular specialist. I have a lot of leg pain. After examining my legs, she suspects I may have vascular insufficiency.
All my fingers from the knuckles up are pale compared to my lower fingers. They stay that way, but there are times my inner fingers turn bluish and then red. I really thank you for answering my question. Happy New Year to you Christine!!!😊
I have PAH and an autoimmune disease called Sjogren's. Raynaud's is common with both conditions. It affects my hands and feet. Both will get very cold. I glove when I am outside during even cool weather, wear socks, and keep a heating pad close by.
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