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A member asked:
I got really cold on saturday morning stranded travelling home, and haven't been able to get warm since. is this a "cold?"
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A couple of thoughts: First, feeling cold is not a "cold." "Cold" is the casual/colloquial word given to a viral upper respiratory infection (sore throat, cough, sinus congestion, fatigue, muscles aches) so unless you are also sick you don't have a "cold." Of course, one normally warms up gradually when she returns to warmth when exposed to cold temperatures. Consider other problems: thyroid/adrenal problems, anorexia.
Answered 10/15/2017
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