Why are my hands and feet always cold?

Answer 1

you probably don't have good blood flow... Your body keeps your blood from going to your unnessecary body parts to keep the rest of your organs warm... maybe go to the doctor to see if there is anything to help the flow!!

Answer 2

I also have the same problem, all the time. Except in the dead of summer. I have noticed that my body temperature, on average, is about 97.4-97.6. This is below the norm of 98.6 degrees. As a women, the body heat and circulation centers on our reproductive organs which has been the case for thousands of years. Thank evolution for this. Not much of an answer, sorry. But it gives you some background info. Often this problem is hereditary. Try exercise or consumption of hot food/beverages to increase body temperature. I have also heard that caffeine and/or Niacin supplements may help.

Answer 3

My father had cold feet as he grew older, we moved to florida, and the heat of summer never stopped his days activities, sitting in shorts, in the shade, tinkering. He lived until 83, but a malignant lung growth, from smoking got him, maybe the smoking is why his feet, and hands were cold?

Answer 4

It is from poor circulation. My hands and feet, mostly my feet though, are always cold too.

Answer 5

I agree with the poor circulation consensus. Make sure your torso is well covered so your major organs are kept warm. Keep your feet well covered, too. If that doesn't help, see a doctor to make sure you're alright.

Answer 6

Because you are a cold person.

Answer 7

Poor circulation?

Answer 8

usually it is the result of a poor circulatory system.

Answer 9

you're cold blooded

:P jk

Answer 10

your cold.