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Liposuction with Raynauds? (Photo)

SainaTApr 5, 2017
I'm interested in getting surgery for my abdomen and flanks. I suffer from blood constriction in my hands and feet in extreme cold, although I suspected raynauds, my blood work has been coming back normal (with no diagnosis of underlying autoimmune disorders or raynauds). Would it be safe to have a surgery with general anesthesia that would not effect my hands and feet?

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