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I had an episode last week, where my hands were very white and waxy with purpleish mottling on them. I didn’t take pictures at the time, but began recalling other instances where I had noticed this after being cold. I took these pictures a few days ago. Very mild, but I wonder if this is what Reynaud's looks like. This was after walking in coolish, but not quite cold, temperatures at the beach. 
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That seems possible to me. The thing is, from what I've read, there still aren't a lot of options for managing it, except to try to keep warm!