Chelsea from Alberta asks: Can a rheumatologist diagnose Raynaud’s phenomenon and tell if it is primary or secondary?
This is a good reason to see a rheumatologist! While primary Raynaud’s phenomenon is a relatively benign condition for most people, secondary Raynaud’s could be a result of an underlying rheumatic disease which can be successfully treated. A rheumatologist is equipped to determine if it is primary or secondary, and make appropriate treatment recommendations in either case.
Posted: April 21, 2022
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