Scleroderma and your body

Symptoms of scleroderma differ greatly from person to person. All these parts of the body can potentially be affected, and need treating in different ways.

Skin symptoms are very typical in scleroderma

This is often where scleroderma is first noticed

Advice on coping with teeth and mouth problems

How scleroderma can affect the lungs, heart and kidneys

Tips on coping with gut symptoms in scleroderma

Ways to keep your mental health and avoid fatigue

An in-depth look at pregnancy, fertility and breast feeding for people with scleroderma, written by medical professionals

Ways to overcome problems with sexual health

Maintaining a healthy sex life with scleroderma

Ulcers on the fingers and toes can be a sign of scleroderma

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