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Are there any rheumatic diseases that may cause the skin to feel cool/colder?
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Yes.: Any vasculitis may cause diminished blood flow to the extremities and produce this sensation. Also vasospasm / constriction of blood vessels occurs with Raynaud's Syndrome. Both vasculitis and Raynaud's can occur with almost any of the inflammatory rheumatic diseases.
Answered 1/5/2019
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