If you get cold hands often, even in warm weather, you should consult a doctor. The cause may be both the usual vegetative-vascular dystonia, and problems with the blood flow or blood vessels. Where should you start and what doctor should you visit?
Key takeaways
- If you get cold hands often, even in warm weather, you should consult a doctor.
- General practitioner
- Neurologist
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People exploring Anemia through hormones, diseases.
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