1. Rheumatic diseases, which are called connective tissue diseases and can also affect internal organs. The most common of these are Systemic Sclerosis (Scleroderma) and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE). Many people with this disease are first diagnosed while investigating the cause of Raynaud’s.
2. Atherosclerosis, arterial occlusion-constriction and similar conditions.
3. Vasculitides, that is, conditions that can be explained as vascular inflammation or rheumatism of the vein.
4. Some drugs can also cause Raynaud’s. Especially some cancer drugs and migraine drugs cause this finding.
5. Substances in our daily habits such as nicotine and caffeine (such as cigarettes and coffee) may increase Raynaud’s findings.
6. Some blood diseases
7. Migraine and conditions that cause compression of nerves leading to the hand (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome)
8. Occupational conditions. For example, the use of vibratory asphalt crushers.
9. Prolonged or repeated exposure to very cold
10. Underactive thyroid gland – hypothyroidism
