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My mom has diabetes last night she was hot this morning she is ice cold what could it be?
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Several causes: Does not look like the symptoms directly related to diabetes. It needs to be checked out with your doctor. Could be autonomic imbalance or premenopausal symptoms or other hormonal problems.
Answered 12/9/2013
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