Raynaud's phenomenon - Learn more
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Raynaud’s phenomenon is a disorder in which blood vessels suddenly constrict and temporarily cut off blood supply to the fingers or other extremities. It generally occurs in response to cold, stress or emotional upset and can be painful.
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