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My hands and feet get super cold daily. why? i've had this for about 2months. i take a warm shower, my feet sting for the change of the temperature.
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Cold feet: This can be from the temperature of your home, a thyroid condition or from raynauds. Your young so i would assume your circulation is not an issue. Hope this helps.
Answered 1/20/2014
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