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Expert explains why you might suddenly feel cold - and it's not the weather
['Neil Shaw']
Surrey Live - News
But feeling persistently cold can be a sign of more serious health concerns that you may not be aware of.
Raynaud’s Disease“It’s so cold, I can’t feel my toes" is a common expression used during the Winter months.
Type 2 Diabetes“Diabetes can cause nerve damage in the extremities that can make you feel cold all of the time.
Hypothyroidism can slow down your metabolism, leading to a drop in your overall temperature, leaving you to feel permanently cold and especially sensitive to cold surroundings.
Superdrug Online Doctor offers a Thyroid Hormone Test Kit allowing you to check your thyroid hormone levels from home.
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