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Why is my abdominal always cold?
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Need more info: Not sure I understand, need more info. If you mean the temperature of the skin over your abdomen, that just might mean a difference in blood flow to the skin covering the abdomen versus the skin on the arm or leg
Answered 11/28/2017
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