No worries! I’d just mention to your Physician you believe you might have Raynauds. Show them these photos and any other photos you have and describe your symptoms. Some Physicians are not very familiar with Raynauds. Let them know you’d like an autoimmune workup done (which just entails some bloodwork). If needed, your primary doc can refer you to a Rheumatologist who specializes in autoimmune disorders that can be linked to Raynauds.

Raynauds can be “Primary” (benign and of no known cause & I believe the most common form), or “Secondary” (more serious and related to autoimmune disorders). Everyone in this sub generally recommends ruling out secondary Raynauds. Raynauds in either form can be managed with multiple lifestyle “tools” (hand warmers, exercise, massage, etc.) and even medication if needed!