raynaud’s syndrome

women's hands wrapped around a warm coffee mug Tips to Help Manage Your Raynaud’ss

Tips to Help Manage Your Raynaud’s

Every year, when the weather hit 60 degrees or colder, my dad would start wearing gloves. If he didn’t, the ends of his fingers changed colors, turned white or blue, and felt like ice. His fingers became so cold that… [Learn More]

Woman holding her painful hand, illustrating arthritis and swelling symptoms treated by compression gloves

Compression Gloves- What Symptoms Do They Treat?

Compression gloves provide support and warmth to swollen, stiff  hands and associated joints. They work in part by increasing the oxygen delivery to working muscles and enhancing circulation for faster removal of lactic acid and other metabolic wastes. This occurs… [Learn More]

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