scleroderma symptoms in hand
Help is available, though. Your doctor has treatments to manage scleroderma symptoms, which can also include: Swelling, stiffness, or pain in the fingers, toes, hands, feet, or face; Puffy skin; Discolored skin; Fingers and toes that react strongly to cold and may look white and be painful; this is called Raynaud's phenomenon.
Raynaudâs phenomenon usually (but not always) precedes skin changes by several months with diffuse Scleroderma and often precedes skin changes by several years with limited Scleroderma. Other early symptoms may be painful joints, morning stiffness, red swollen hands, fatigue, and/or weight loss.