<The Mom denies any problems with cold sensitivity or history of  Raynard's.
Do you know if women who had the nipples cut are prone to Raynard's?>

As this woman has no history of Raynaud's disease, I would be calling this 
"nipple vasospasm" - less confusing.
Some people are prone to vasospasm - tends to be people with low BMI, 
tendency to have cold hands/feet.
Sometimes the vasospasm is secondary to either trauma (eg nipple damage), 
infection (eg nipple thrush) or emotional stress.
I would think this woman is getting the vasospasm as a secondary effect of 
the surgery.
Usually, people are relieved when they are given information about this 
condition, and advice to keep nipples warm, wear breast warmers, take 
magnesium supplement. If the condition persists, medication (nifedipine) can 
be given.
Lisa Amir
MBBS, MMed, PhD, IBCLC in Melbourne, Australia

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