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I'm hypothyroidism due to having a thyroidectomy 3 years ago, my levels are very good but why do i have cold hands/feet and tip of my nose constantly?
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Common: Hard to explain, but common finding. Many people with normal thyroids and circulation complain of this. If your TSH is normal there is no contribution from the thyroid.
Answered 6/10/2014
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