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Why does one get really cold quite often?
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Cold feeling: Possible causes of feeling cold or having cold intolerance are cool temperatures around you, slender body build or weight loss with little fat content, certain medications (like aspirin,anticoagulants),underactive thyroid, anemia,iron deficiency,or simply an individual preference for warmer ambient temperatures.
Answered 10/28/2016
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