Scleroderma: what kind of disease it is, types, and how it is diagnosed
Scleroderma is an autoimmune condition in which the skin and connective tissue thicken. We break down the forms of the disease and how doctors make the diagnosis.
Scleroderma is an autoimmune condition in which the skin and connective tissue thicken. We break down the forms of the disease and how doctors make the diagnosis.
How scleroderma begins: skin thickening, changes in the fingers and face, Raynaud's phenomenon, internal organ involvement, and the tests a doctor orders.