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[[Tobacco smoking|Smoking]] worsens frequency and intensity of attacks, and there is a hormonal component. | [[Tobacco smoking|Smoking]] worsens frequency and intensity of attacks, and there is a hormonal component. Raynaud's phenomenon also occurs without another disease, medication, or cause. This is called primary Raynaud's phenomenon. It most often begins in people younger than age 30. | ||
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Overview
Risk Factors
Smoking worsens frequency and intensity of attacks, and there is a hormonal component. Raynaud's phenomenon also occurs without another disease, medication, or cause. This is called primary Raynaud's phenomenon. It most often begins in people younger than age 30.