There are currently no treatments available that can cure Raynaud’s. The treatments are focused on limiting the lifestyle factors that can trigger an attack and/or suppressing the constriction of blood vessels with prescription drugs. However, in people with primary Raynaud’s, the disorder may spontaneously resolve on its own.[1]
What is the prognosis for Raynaud’s phenomenon? Can it be cured with treatment?
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There is no cure for Raynaud's phenomenon, and treatment focuses on managing lifestyle triggers and using prescription drugs to reduce blood vessel constriction. In cases of primary Raynaud's, the condition may resolve spontaneously without treatment.