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I often feel cold especially at my joints though i manage to stay under blanket and sweat?
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Cold intolerance: Causes of abnormal cold intolerance include anemia, underactive thyroid, being underweight, moving from tropical climate to cooler ones, certain medications like beta blockers and, according to many patients, blood thinning medications. Discuss this symptom with your physician who can order the appropriate tests.
Answered 1/25/2015
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