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Tag: Raynaud’s syndrome

November 3, 2020 / Orthopaedics

What Kind of Boots Are Healthiest for Your Feet?

Discover whether high-heeled boots, wedge booties, sheepskin boots, cowboy boots or riders are best for your feet. Learn how to test boots for stability and how often to wear them, too.

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December 13, 2019 / Chronic Pain

What to Do When Medication Doesn’t Work for Your Severe Raynaud’s

For most people with Raynaud’s phenomenon, it requires some extra attention to keeping your hands and feet warm and dry. But rarely, it becomes severe enough to cause ulcers or tissue injury. Here’s what your doctor may do to treat Raynaud’s pain.

Keeping Warm
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