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If the blood vessels are not dialating properly, do you feel cold?
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Yes and no.: If your blood vessels are constricted you may feel cold. There are no diseases of the blood vessels not dilating properly. Blood vessels dilate or contract in response to chemicals in the blood stream, systemic conditions and local environmental factors.
Answered 5/8/2019
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