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A member asked:
Why does my right hand always gets colder than my left. plus it takes a long time to warm it up?
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Circulation problem: You have to see your doctor for physical examination of your arm and see the patency of radial , ulnar or brachial arteries. Or problem with capillaries. Need arterial study on that hand.
Answered 9/28/2016
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