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My palms and feets are always warm and they get even more heatup at night time.. and my forehead is also always warm but no fever and sometimes my neck/body also get so warm but no fever.. why?
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Hands and feet get warm when there is increased blood flow to those areas. Reasons for increased blood flow can be high blood pressure or anxiety. It would be unusual for you to have high blood pressure at age 15 but you should have it checked. Mention your symptoms to your doctor so they can do a thorough examination. Testing for hyperthyroidism is also reasonable.
Answered 4/15/2023
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