A woman in Nanjing was diagnosed with Raynaud's syndrome when her fingers turned cold and white in winter. What symptoms will appear after getting sick?

Once you get sick, your fingers will turn white and purple, and there will be pain. Let's first understand the cause of this symptom. Generally speaking, our fingers are prone to ischemia because the tiny tubules at the ends of our fingers can't circulate well. On the surface, it is similar to frostbite, but there are some differences. Therefore, our fingers appear white and purple, so don't take it lightly. We should go to the hospital in time to find out. If it is a disease, it should be treated in time.

When we are sick, our fingers will get cold locally, and even have obvious swelling and pain, and the symptoms will be more serious and numb. This symptom is actually related to the fact that we tie our fingers with a rope to prevent blood supply, and then the fingers will turn purple slowly, and the fingers will not feel the temperature, and then they will get cold slowly, and then they will be accompanied by tingling. If you don't pay attention, you will be numb, and you will lose consciousness after numbness. Once you lose the orange source, you can't move your fingers, which is very dangerous. We should handle it in time.

Being infected with this disease will not only make our hands lose their original skin color, but also make our fingers look white because there is no blood supply, which is really scary, so we really can't be numb for the sake of finger health.

The cause of this disease is also related to the drop in the outside temperature, but it does not rule out that it is due to its own reasons, such as smoking and drinking or rheumatism. Once the symptoms of the disease are caused, you should go to the hospital in time to understand. After all, this disease is not only caused by finger problems, but also accompanied by arthritis or dry mouth ulcers. Therefore, for the sake of our health, we must go to the hospital for screening in time and do the relevant treatment according to the doctor's advice.