Why do my hands get so cold for no reason?? I'm really worried!
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Because, as the doctor puts it, "you don't eat lots of garlic and GINGER."

Explanation:

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People who have anemia, diabetes, lupus, scleroderma, thyroid disease, poor circulation or nervous system disorders may be more susceptible to having cold hands. And for many otherwise healthy people, it simply represents their body's natural response to a cold environment, and likely isn't a cause for concern.

Explanation:

Cold hands may be caused by poor blood flow and circulation, which can prevent blood from efficiently reaching the extremities. Poor circulation to the hands may be caused by underlying medical conditions such as diabetes, obesity, blood clots, and Raynaud's disease. Usually, having cold hands is just one of the ways your body tries to regulate its temperature and shouldn't be cause for concern. However, persistently cold hands — particularly with skin color changes — could be a warning sign of nerve damage, blood flow problems, or tissue damage in the hands or fingers

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