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Cold extremities, dizziness and nausea can occur for various reasons. It can be related to circulatory problems or blood pressure and can sometimes be the result of heart problems. These are the main reasons:
Hypothyroidism is a condition in which the activity of the thyroid gland is impaired. It does not produce enough thyroid hormones to maintain the body’s metabolic functions. It affects more women than men and is common over the age of 60.
Feeling cold, especially in the hands and feet, is one of the symptoms of hypothyroidism. Other symptoms include dizziness, joint pain and stiffness, dry skin, hair thinning, and depression.
Vitamin B12 occurs naturally in meat and dairy products and is important for keeping red blood cells healthy. Your body doesn’t produce vitamin B12, so you need to get it from the foods you eat.
Other symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency include:
Tiredness and dizziness.
Movement and balance problems.
Anemia.
Pallor of the skin.
Shortness of breath.
mouth ulcers;
Cognitive difficulties.
Cold extremities.
People with low blood pressure often experience the following symptoms:
Feeling tired and unable to work well.
difficulty concentrating
Vertigo when standing for a long time.
Cold hands and feet.
Depression and irritability.
sleep problems
dizziness, nausea;
