white fingers

Only 1 out of every 10 patients dealing with daily flare-ups of Raynaud’s disease ever even seek professional help. So, in an effort to better understand it, we uncover everything there is to know, including the common signs and causes, and how to treat it if you get it. 

While your fingers can go numb and change color when exposed to extreme cold for prolonged periods of time, those with Raynaud’s can suffer uncomfortable symptoms, even when the indoor or outdoor environment isn’t very cold.