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Why do my feet get very cold during cold days? they become very sore to walk on and when in the shower, become like ice blocks. they are hard and white, before turning a shade of blue and then finally bright pink. pins and needles are experienced. tx
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Cold feet: Your symptoms suggest a circulation issue. Please see your doctor. Peace and good health.
Answered 9/8/2019
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