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White or blue fingers in the cold: how to recognize Raynaud's phenomenon

White or blue fingers in the cold: how to recognize Raynaud's phenomenon

People experiencing white or blue fingers during cold weather may be affected by Raynaud's phenomenon. While often harmless, rheumatologist Jeska de Vries-Bouwstra advises that in some cases, it can indicate an underlying condition requiring medical attention.

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