
Raynaud's disease is generally diagnosed with the help of symptoms one shows. Based on the symptoms the physician can recommend more tests, the report of which will be able to diagnose the abnormality more accurately. The symptoms include loss in color of skin which turns pals and then blue, extremities of body becoming cold, numbness in fingers and toes and noses, loss of touching sensation and mild swelling. There is also feeling of tingling reported in some patients once the blood flow resumes in the affected parts.
Neglecting the treatment of diabetes, foot injury, nerve tumors are some of the causes of Raynaud's disease. Other factors can also give rise to this abnormality. Excessive constriction of arteries in cold temperatures can also lead to this abnormal condition.
Treatment to Raynaud's disease is first started by finding out the underlying cause of the condition and treatment to that condition is done. A host of drugs is available which helps in the dilation of the blood vessels. Biofeedback is a technique to treat this disease. In this, the reaction of the body to stress is somewhat controlled and constriction of blood vessels is reduced to a large extent. Biofeedback heals this disease but needs a greater amount of time. Severe cases may need surgery of nerves.
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