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Fingertip and toes itchy when in air-conditioned room.....causes?
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Air conditioning: This could be really early low grade raynaud's . Since you don't speak of color changes or pain it could be altered sensation due to cold. Either way the right doc to see is a vascular specialist . Good luck.
Answered 12/9/2013
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