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Raynaud's Phenomenon Learning Center
Complications could include:
- Gangrene
- Skin Ulcers
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Hand Deformities
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Foot Deformities
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Follow Medication Advice
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Avoid Unprescribed Medications
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Avoid Strenuous or Repetitive Movements
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Gangrene or ulceration of the skin may occur if an artery becomes completely blocked (most likely to occur in people who also have arthritis or autoimmune conditions) Permanently decreased blood flow to the area can lead to thin and tapered finger...
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The prognosis for most people with Raynaud disease is very good. In general, primary Raynaud disease has the best prognosis, with a relatively small chance (1%) of serious complications. Approximately half of all affected individuals do well by ta...
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Gangrene is the death of tissue in part of the body.
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Gangrene is a term used to describe the decay or death of an organ, tissue, or bone caused by a lack of oxygen and nutrients. It is a complication resulting from tissue injuries (such as frostbite), the obstruction of blood flow, or the processes ...
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Gangrene is the death of tissue caused by the lack of blood supply.
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Gangrene is the term used to describe the decay or death of an organ or tissue caused by a lack of blood supply. It is a complication resulting from infectious or inflammatory processes, injury, or degenerative changes associated with chronic dise...
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A pressure ulcer is an area of skin that breaks down when you stay in one position for too long without shifting your weight. This often happens if you use a wheelchair or you are bedridden, even for a short period of time (for example, after surg...
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Compliance with appropriate, recommended, and prescribed mental health treatments simply means that a person is following a doctor's orders. Compliance is more likely when there is agreement and confidence regarding the medical diagnosis and progn...
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