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I've got a low vitamin d level.low blood pressure, and i am constantly cold 24/7.does anyone have any suggestion?
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Check hormone levels: Low blood pressure and being cold all the time can be signs of hormone deficiencies, specifically thyroid or cortisol. Make sure you have had yours checked.
Answered 6/5/2013
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