Lifestyle
Avoiding Vasoconstricting Medications
for Raynaud's Disease
Avoiding medications that cause peripheral vasoconstriction including beta-blockers, decongestants and some migraine medications.
How it works
Various medications cause peripheral vasoconstriction through different mechanisms, directly triggering or worsening Raynaud's episodes.
What to watch for
Discuss with your doctor before stopping any prescribed medication. Alternatives are usually available.
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