we told you that women are much more affected than men? Raynaud’s syndrome is indeed significantly more common in our population. It also affects people living in cold climates, those with a family history of the condition, and those suffering from certain autoimmune diseases more frequently.
In most cases, it is what is called “primary” Raynaud’s: benign, with no identified underlying cause. However, there is a secondary form, associated with other conditions, which requires medical monitoring.
Good habits to reduce episodes
Rest assured, a few simple adjustments to your daily
