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I have no fever or high temperature but my body especially my hands are always warm/hot. what is the cause?
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Your cutaneous: blood vessels are dilated. This may be postmenopausal, due to medication, etc. If you're concerned, check w/your doctor.
Answered 8/18/2018
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