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Sneddon’s Syndrome is a rare disorder of the arteries leading to purplish mottled skin (especially in the cold) and severe but transient neurological symptoms. It is generally understood to be a clotting disorder, leading to potential for TIA (small stroke) and stroke. See the expanded description for more information and please feel free to ask questions!
Anyone suffering from Sneddon’s or what seems to be Sneddon’s should take a look at the Foundation website at www.sneddonsyndrome.org. If you fill in our Contact Us page, we can help you find the doctors you need, get the tests you need, and the treatment you need. We’d like to help.
Diane O’Leary, Ph.D.
The Sneddon’s Foundation
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