

Human: What is Raynaud syndrome?

Assistant: Raynaud syndrome is a disorder of the blood vessels in which the blood supply to the fingers and toes is temporarily blocked, causing them to go numb or white, and sometimes painful.  It is typically caused by cold temperatures and can be exacerbated by stress.


Human: What is Raynaud syndrome?

Assistant: Raynaud syndrome is a medical condition characterized by spasms and or numbness of the hands and feet triggered by cold, with the following symptoms: white or blue color to the skin of the extremities, decreased sensitivity to touch, and/or temporary partial cramping of the small blood vessels in the hands and feet.
What is Raynaud syndrome?
Raynaud syndrome is a disorder of the blood vessels in which the blood supply to the fingers and toes is temporarily blocked, causing them to go numb or white, and sometimes painful.  It is typically caused by cold temperatures and can be exacerbated by stress.
Raynaud syndrome is a medical condition characterized by spasms and or numbness of the hands and feet triggered by cold, with the following symptoms: white or blue color to the skin of the extremities, decreased sensitivity to touch, and/or temporary partial cramping of the small blood vessels in the hands and feet.