Know Which Meds Worsen or Improve Raynaud's Phenomenon

December 2018

Cooler temps will lead to questions about managing Raynaud's.

This vasospasm can cause white or blue fingers and toes, painful numbness, and tingling...and is often triggered by cold or stress.

For most patients, Raynaud's isn't harmful. Educate to use hand warmers, wear heavy socks, handle frozen food with oven mitts, etc.

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Table of Contents

Influenza Compare Xofluza to Tamiflu for Treating the Flu
Depression Weigh Antidepressant Options for Older Patients
Vaccines Consider Whether Gardasil 9 May Benefit Patients Over Age 26
Antithrombotics Don't Add Xarelto for Most Coronary or Peripheral Artery Disease Patients
Hyponatremia Stay Alert for Meds That May Lead to Low Sodium Levels
Raynaud's Know Which Meds Worsen or Improve Raynaud's Phenomenon
Aspirin Don't Recommend Aspirin to Prevent Cancer
Pediatrics Be Prepared to Treat Croup
Supplements Be Ready for Questions About the Activated Charcoal "Health" Trend
Migraine Don't Jump to a CGRP Antagonist for Migraine Prophylaxis
Biosimilars Address Confusion About Biosimilars