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I have a problem with heat (cold and warm) . for example my body feels tired and warm after a shower or swim even if the water was cold. ?
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Thyroid: If you frequently feel warm when everyone else would feel cold, then you may have an over active thyroid. There is a simple blood test your doctor can go check for it. Otherwise, you could just be that way.
Answered 12/9/2013
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