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KRIS10317

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Always Cold & Fingernails Turn Bluish/purple Posted: 07-31-06 11:35am


I am usually always cold. Of course not so much in the summer as winter. Usually when I am cold my fingernails turn bluish/purple & I sometimes get pains in my fingers. Do you know what might be causing this and if it is something I should be concerned about?

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