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Bottom of feet turn blue when sitting..feet cold. no pain, good pulse in legs. ?
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You need exam: Given your age, you really need to see a physician about that asap to rule out circulation issues. Cold feet is also a sign of low thyroid function. Even if thyroid levels are normal, your body may not be utilizing thyroid properly. Functional medicine doctors are helpful with treating this issue.
Answered 2/18/2020
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