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Body constanlty freezing especially my back,feet & hands nomatter how warm i try to keep. started sleeping with hot water bootle on my feet but it take about an hour for my body to start accepting the heat.can it be cold water i drank when pregnant?
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Get checked: for hypothyroidism and/or thyroid dysfunction as well as anemia. Not from water.
Answered 6/6/2018
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