Overview
- Longchambon said she has lived with Raynaud's for about 20 years after followers noticed a photo showing her fingertips turning white.
- She described brief numbness in a couple of fingers when she gets cold, followed by stinging pain as circulation returns, and noted it usually does not affect her toes.
- The Coronation Street star told fans the condition is not dangerous for her and emphasized that her guidance is personal rather than medical.
- Her tips included keeping warm, wearing gloves, using hand warmers, consuming ginger for circulation, and moving fingers to restore blood flow.
- Coverage cited NHS advice explaining Raynaud's reduced blood flow and color changes in extremities, as fellow soap actor Michelle Hardwick said she has been diagnosed with the condition too.