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Ms. R., 24-year-old university student:
- Has been well in the past except for
Raynaud's
phenomenon in her hands over the past two years
- Visited her physician a few times in
the past three months for non-specific complaints
of fatigue and aches and pains in her hands
- Fatigue and aches attributed to school
stress and hours of sitting at the computer working
on term papers
- No symptoms of fever, night sweats or weight loss
- Not sexually active.
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