WPS Medicare Booklet July 23, 2012

Raynaud’s disease is characterized by pallor and cyanosis of the hands and feet induced by spasm of the arteries to the extremities. It is most common in women and is accentuated by exposure to cold, stress and other illnesses. Complications, including gangrene, are rare. It disappears spontaneously in about 50% of cases. ................
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