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A member asked:
Please tell me that how i can keep my body temperature normal, my body temperature always 95 or 96f , my feet always cold , please tell me any medici?
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Temp is likely OK: The body self regulates temperature. Cold feet my be a sign of inadequate leg circulation. This can easily be tested. It is not likely you require medication.
Answered 8/4/2013
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