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Is it normal for a broken foot to feel cold?
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No: A cold feeling of the foot is not normal and may be caused by many problems including swelling.
Answered 4/26/2018
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Not Normal: A broken foot would cause a increase in circulation and the area is usually warmer due to the inflamation and swelling.
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