Question: what are the early signs of scleroderma?
Answer: Hardened or thickened skin that looks shiny and smooth. It's most common on your hands and face.
Raynaud's phenomenon.
Ulcers or sores on your fingertips.
Small red spots on your face and chest.
Firm, oval-shaped patches on your skin.
Trouble swallowing.
Painful or swollen joints.
Muscle weakness.