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Old 09-27-2015, 08:06 AM #1
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Default Autonomic and being cold

I used to love the cold
These days my body literally can't regulate itself in the cold.
My hands can't function properly, my breathing gets shallow, I shiver, have shortness of breath. It could happen from being in the freezer section of the grocery store for 10 minutes or being in temps of under 64 degrees. If I don't get out of the situation fast enough, my hands up to my elbows get numb. It's like my body can't circulate blood already, and when I get cold or even slightly cool, it shuts down.

What is up with that?
Happen to anyone else?
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