para>Acute Raynaud phenomenon
The symptoms of Raynaud disease flare up when the blood vessels "constrict," meaning they get very narrow. When that happens, the fingers or toes do not get enough blood, and they can turn blue or white.
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Acute Raynaud phenomenon
The symptoms of Raynaud disease flare up when the blood vessels "constrict," meaning they get very narrow. When that happens, the fingers or toes do not get enough blood, and they can turn blue or white.
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