A Raynaud’s attack typically starts at a single digit such as a finger and then spreads to additional fingers on both hands. The thumb isn’t typically affected, but if it is, this can be an indicator of secondary Raynaud’s phenomenon.[1]
A Raynaud’s attack typically starts at a single digit such as a finger and then spreads to additional fingers on both hands. The thumb isn’t typically affected, but if it is, this can be an indicator of secondary Raynaud’s phenomenon.[1]