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My feet sweat but feel cold all the time. should i see a doctor?
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Hyperhydrosis: You may have this condition which results in excess seating of hands and feet. Can be treated with aluminum topicals or sympathectomy. See you doctor or a neurologist to be evaluated.
Answered 1/23/2014
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