When Should You Be Concerned?
While many people with primary Raynaud’s can manage it without major issues, more severe cases can involve frequent, prolonged episodes that increase the risk of finger ulcers or even tissue damage.
It’s a good idea to seek medical advice if:
- Episodes are recurrent and painful
- It affects your quality of life or prevents you from doing daily activities
- There are wounds or sores on the fingers
- It occurs along with other symptoms such as joint pain, fatigue, or skin changes
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