Cold hands and feet could signal poor blood circulation. (Envato Elements pic)KUALA LUMPUR: Your body works hard to keep your vital organs at the ideal temperature. But sometimes your hands and feet get left out in the cold, so to speak.
While it's perfectly normal for fingers and toes to feel chilly from time to time, especially in cool weather, constantly cold extremities may signal that your health deserves a closer look.
“Two of the most common reasons for cold hands and feet are stress and anxiety. That’s completely normal. But there are certain medical conditions as well which may cause that, such as diabetes, high cholesterol or thyroid disorders,” pharmacist Benjamin Lim told FMT Lifestyle.






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