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So, you just went to the Doctor and
the diagnosed you with Raynaud's Disease.
Up to this point, you had never heard
of this condition before, and you didn't even know that there was a name for
your fingers, hands, toes and yes, even your nose from turning white and
going numb.
Well, this annoying condition is more
common than you might have thought and so many individuals, just like you,
are learning what to do about it.
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First question you might ask: What is
Raynaud's Disease?
Raynaud's Disease is the term used to describe
a vascular disorder of the circulatory system in the extremities
(fingers, nose and toes).
When you have Raynaud's Disease you experience a
hyper reaction to cold temperatures or touching a cold item.
Individuals with this syndrome can experience a range in the intensity
of a "Raynaud's attack" from mild lack of sensitivity in the fingertips
to an extreme level of complete numbness, an unbearable sense of icy
cold fingers and hands that turn a pasty white accompanied with acute
pain.
If you experience the symptoms above and do not
suffer from any other medical condition, you have what is called
"Primary Raynaud's". The restriction of blood flow to the
extremities can be frequent but temporary and more common in women than
men. Statistics show more cases of this condition in cold climates and
in the winter months.
"Secondary Raynaud's" or Raynaud's Phenomenon,
is more often associated with another underlying medical condition
like Lupus, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Scleroderma, nerve damage or
even a reaction to chemicals and medications. Some individuals that are
suffering from emotional stress, can also experience Raynaud's attacks.
Symptoms of Raynaud’s
1) Fingers start to go white as the circulation is
restricted in the capillaries. Whiteness can be on just one or just part
of one finger, or two or three fingers at a time. Often there are
patches of white, showing a mottled appearance.
2) Affected areas will feel numb and have a white
"waxy" look.
3) Symptoms can often include the affected areas
going blue or showing a bluish tinge. This is due to a lack of oxygen in
the red blood cells.
4) As the episode ends, affected areas will go bright
red as the fresh oxygenated blood returns to the capillaries and cells.
4) As the circulation is restored to the attacked
areas, one can experience tingling and pain and may feel like "pins and
needles".
Suggested Treatments for Raynaud’s
We suggest you make every effort you can to keep your hands warm and become
aware of situations and environments that may trigger a Raynaud's attack.
Just opening the fridge or working in an air conditioned office can set off
the annoying hyper reaction.
Try to avoid situations that may send your emotions in to turmoil.
Reduce the amount of time you spend using hand held tools that have intense
vibrations. The vibrations can trigger blood vessel spasms.
Many physicians will prescribe medications that dilate the blood vessels so
that the fingertips will still have oxygenated blood flowing to them. While
this may help improve the circulation, you could become reliant on the
prescriptions without actually healing the cells and tissues.
We suggest wearing Prolotex™ Far Infrared Gloves and Socks help reduce the frequency of hyper-reactive attacks.
There was a medical study completed in Toronto Canada in 2002, on the
effects of Far Infrared Rays (FIR) to help stimulate blood flow in the tiny
little capillaries in your hands. The two year blind study showed
significant improvement in circulation to the extremities for those
individuals that had use Far Infrared Therapy Gloves.
The FIR emitted from
Prolotex™ Far Infrared Gloves and Socks promotes circulation to the
affected areas and helps to rejuvenate the cells and tissues damaged by
repeated Raynaud's attacks.
Most Effective and Affordable Therapy
Whether you are covered by medical insurance or not, using
Prolotex™ Far Infrared Gloves and Socks is one of the most non-invasive
and affordable alternative therapies available to you.
No prescription needed! Gloves and Socks will last 6-12 month before
needing to be replaced. All you need to do is wear the gloves & socks on a
regular basis.
Take Preventative Measures Now!!
Prolotex’s Far Infrared Gloves and Socks offer a safe and effective treatment for Raynaud’s.
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