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I got diagnosed with Raynaud’s at my last rheumatology appointment and I do get color changes in my hands and fingers.
It could be either, Krystal. If it persists, you may want to have your doctor check it. Raynaud's can cause burning fingers, but you would notice color changes, also.
Burning fingertips in lupus could be related to either neurological or skin issues. Neurologically, it might indicate peripheral neuropathy, which causes burning sensations due to nerve damage. Skin-related causes could include photosensitivity, vasculitis, or erythromelalgia, which can cause burning and discoloration. It's Show Full Answer
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