HealthPhoto: HT HealthWhy Your Feet Feel Colder Than the Rest of Your Body Explained
Dr. Palleti Siva Karthik Reddy, consultant physician at Elite Care Clinic, Bangalore, explains that feet often feel colder because they are farthest from the heart, making them sensitive to blood circulation and temperature changes. The body prioritizes vital organs' warmth, causing blood vessels in extremities to constrict in cold, reducing heat loss and making feet feel colder. Persistent cold feet in warm environments may indicate health issues.
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