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Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been living with it for years, we can offer support and information to help you on your Raynaud's or Scleroderma journey.
SRUK is dedicated to improving the lives of people with scleroderma and Raynaud's phenomenon
Our mission is to improve the lives of everyone affected by scleroderma and Raynaud's. We do this by investing in research, improving awareness and understanding of the conditions and providing information and support to all those affected.
These are 3 symptoms of scleroderma to look out for; help us tell more people about them:
- SOre or swollen fingers
- RAynaud's Phenomenon
- REflux and heartburn
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See all newsFriday 14th January 2022
Bring on the good days
Are you having a good day? How we spend our time can have a significant impact on how we feel. We talked to occupational therapist Lucy Reeve about some of the small changes that could make a big difference to our wellbeing and help make every day a little bit better.
Friday 31st December 2021
Fast-forward to 2040: What does the future hold for Scleroderma?
As we come to the end of 2021, SRUK have been thinking about the new year, and the one after that… and the one after that. In just 12 months, we have seen huge change across the world, which got us thinking, what could things look like in 20 years?
Thursday 16th December 2021
A Gut Feeling: The Microbiome and Scleroderma
At the 2021 SRUK Virtual Conference Dr Elizabeth Volkmann presented a very popular session on Understanding Gastrointestinal Involvement in Scleroderma – where she introduced the concept of how a person’s microbiome might influence their condition. This article takes a deeper dive into the world of the microbiome.
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