Raynaud's Phenomenon in Action

Taken in the car after not terribly long out in mid-20s, wearing mittens. Sorry - it's apparently not even visible on some monitors. Slightly brighter version at google videos, same name. I'll get something better quality, maybe with colors too, next winter.

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[banjokat]

Apparently not even visible on some screens. There's a similiar (more visible, less temperature drop) one at google videos under the same name, but it's also just a quick illustration. Sorry if y'all were expecting to see color changes and all that; maybe next winter I'll do a proper one.

[ronstero]

My toes hae been suffering on this lately.

I also get it on my hands but i try to ignore it.

[arijanian]

I have a medium-to-mild case of hereditary Reynaud's. Not especially fun. Mostly it worries me because I moved to a cold climate a few years ago and it's starting to cause damage to my toes...

[marcelstjean]

i also have it im loosing my fingers im 40 years old ive had it for 8 years im loosing bone its like gangerine very painful im on disability because of it.i have to wear mitts not glove even in the summer and in the house. iwet for an operation 5 years ago they rerouted an artery from my heart to get more blood flow to my hand. it mad it worse..if anyone can help with aremedy please help.

[Tommanc1]

i go climbing a lot in the winter in freezing temperatures and i have just been diagnosed with raynauds phenomenom. i hope it doesn't ruin my enjoyment

[hatty2345]

its such a pain and painful!!! also, my hands and feet are just permanently cold!!!!! i'm serious even if i think theyre warm i touch my arm or sumthin and thyre freezing!!!!!

[kiedog250]

raynauds is not that bad, my hands just discolour and that is it, i am not bothered about my hands discolouring.

[andreads502]

herns like weed-pot-maryjane :)

[bassetbaby67]

Raynaud's is a horribly painful disease. I have had it for 12 years. Meds no longer work, so I'm taking herbal suppliments and vitamins. Heating herbs, like cayenne and ginger, or garlic seem to help.

[michy76767]

Ah,yeah. I see it. I have raynaud's too,it is pretty dang annoying!