Only offering wild guesses here folks: Shoulders-arm symptoms with radial paresthesias & dysautonomic symptoms of CRPS/Raynauds raise concerns for Autonomic Nerve System impingement; as happens in women with HSD & asymmetric shoulder girdles (seen in the mirror).
Asymmetric shoulder girdles follow upon a functional Thoracic scoliosis; secondary to an unstable pelvic girdle; leading to Thoracic Outlet Syndrome with Subclavian artery/brachial plexus impingement vs. clavicle & first rib.
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome can be objectively demonstrated via Doppler-Ultrasound evaluation of the Subclavian Artery during Adson’s Maneuvers.
Don’t depend on Neurologists to suggest this Study. Most do not believe Thoracic Outlet Syndrome even exists; despite evidence Thoracic Surgeons provide as they reverse this chronic pain disorder. Neurologist have crude barbaric Nerve Conduction Tests as weak negatory evidence.
Similarly, Rheumatologists are defective experts on the subject of CRPS & TOS. Despite their supposed expertise of joint pathology, many of them regard hypermobile joints to be a mere oddity of “double jointedness” common to women of the human herd.
Bottom line is that if symptoms of global dysethesias, regional paresthesias, & peripheral vascular constrictions are being manifest as tingling, coolness, & blueness of distal extremities, the common pathology to consider is Autonomic Nerual System impingements.
Concepts of cryoglobulin defects are interesting & bio-chemically & pathologically sexy, but the nervous system is paramount. Wherever nervous system dysfunctions manifest, all other tissues, including the immune system, display their secondary weaknesses.
Biomechanical & electromagnetic deformations of the nerural antennas of the human body nervous system are part & parcel of the bio-controls of an organism that lives, thrives, and dies within an ambient world dynamically inhabited by electromagnetic & gravitational fields.
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