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Why do i alway feel cold at night?
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Cold nights: A feeling of being cold is subjective.Are there objective changes in your body temperature? There are some common reasons why people feel cold at night, It's cold at night in their house, low thyroid function, poor protein intake, anemia, infections, or hormonal changes.
Answered 1/6/2021
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