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My body temperature runs normal, but i feel uncomfortably hot most of the time. i'm not sure why, especially when the environment is cold. ?
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Many reasons: There are many possible causes for temperature intolerance. Most often it is either a hormonal issue or simply a matter of being intolerant of warm temperatures. If this is a change for you it is worthwhile to have lab tests done and a general examination
Answered 3/24/2015
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