Raynaurds disease

[Seeley]

Does anyone with raynaud's disease get it in the mouth to. A pic of my leg .

[DJK99]

Hi again Seeley - saw your other photos of your arm...is this new? Have you discussed with any clinicians? This doesn't looks like raynauds, which I have in my hands and feet severely but am on meds which really help hugely.. (although I do get a much lesser degree of your pic now and then in very cold weather - but not as significant as yours) it looks like:

Livedo reticularis

Livedo reticularis is a skin condition caused by small blood clots that develop inside the blood vessels of the skin.

It causes the skin to take on a blotchy red or blue appearance. Some people also develop ulcers (sores) and nodules (bumps).

These symptoms are often more severe in cold weather.

That was from the link to nhs.uk/conditions/antiphosp...

As I said before, I'm not a doc - but I think it looks as if you should get someone to look at this very soon. Have you compared it to photos on the web? Just put in "mottled skin" and look at "images" on google.

Have you had your vaccines recently?

Best wishes D

[Seeley in reply to DJK99]

Hi yes my Dr knows about this and has done for many years, I just had my first jab a few weeks ago, as I am diabetic due another 1 soon thanks .

[Sanmateogirl107]

ask doctor about prazosin 1 mg ok hope that helps love julieanna

[Seeley in reply to Sanmateogirl107]

Okay will do thanks x