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Internal Medicine • Rheumatology • Systemic sclerosis • General Rheumatology • Scleroderma • Raynaud • Dermatology • Pediatric Rheumatology • General Dermatology
Do you generally utilize calcium channel blockers on an as needed basis for patients with Raynaud's phenomenon?
Do you generally feel they work well? Have patients tried using this a few days before an activity, such as skiing? Especially for otherwise healthy, young females.
Answer from: at Community Practice
Can certainly help when patients have conditions that trigger Raynaud's. If otherwise healthy, I discuss keeping the extremities protected from excessive cooling.
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