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Could it be that at this very moment, your hands and feet feel so cold and chilly that you dread going outside in midwinter, or feel as though you are on an icy floor even inside a warm room? If you have simply brushed it off thinking you just feel the cold easily, wait a moment. You might be missing a very important signal sent by your body.

Are you afraid to step out from under the blankets in the morning? If your sleep is disrupted by ice-cold hands and feet, and frequent numbness interferes with your daily routine, please pause and pay attention. This is not something to dismiss as simply having a cold body. It may be a very powerful SOS signal sent by your body.

Do your hands and feet feel particularly cold even from air conditioning, and do you always feel more fatigued than others? Do you find it hard to get up in the morning and struggle to get through the day without coffee because your energy completely drains in the afternoon? Even when you visit a clinic, do you simply hear words like 'Your blood pressure is naturally on the lower side' or 'There are no specific abnormalities'?

Do your fingertips and toes constantly feel cold and tingly? If your shoulders always feel heavy as though carrying a heavy load, and your head frequently feels cloudy and achy, could a warning sign have appeared in your body's circulation system?

From the moment you open your eyes in the morning, do you feel weighed down, unmotivated no matter what you do, and constantly exhausted? If drinking cup after cup of coffee does not help and that heavy, stiff feeling throughout your body never leaves, it may be time to consider whether your blood circulation is struggling.

From morning to evening, many people carry an iced Americano everywhere. Along with that craving for iced drinks, do your hands and feet feel as cold as ice? That persistent cold hypersensitivity of hands and feet might be worsening because of the very water you drink every day.

Have you ever experienced the room spinning the moment you open your eyes in the morning, or your vision turning white when standing up from a squat? If your head never feels quite clear and your hands and feet are cold as ice, you may have wondered whether low blood pressure is to blame.

Do you often feel numbness and swelling in your hands and feet? If heavy legs keep you awake at night and cold fingertips bother you during the day, shall we explore the cause together today? Behind all this discomfort may lie an imbalance in an important circulation system within our body.

Your hands and feet are as cold as ice, your head throbs, and your stomach constantly feels bloated. Could your body be completely tensed up from stress today as well? Even if you tell yourself you are fine, your body may already be signaling distress.

Have you ever thought that your hands and feet feel like ice even in the middle of winter, and that you feel chilled to the bone while others do not feel cold at all? If chills travel up your arms and legs and your body always feels freezing, you should not simply dismiss it as a constitution that is sensitive to cold. It might be an important signal sent by your body.

Is your face flushed red with a sensation of heat, yet your hands and feet feel icy cold? Does it feel all too familiar, like sitting in a sauna with only your head poking out, leading you to give up and assume it is just your constitution? Tonight, as you lie down to sleep, might you find yourself sticking only your head out from under the blanket because of your hot, flushed face?

Are you someone who loses sleep at night because your hands and feet feel exceptionally cold and numb whenever winter arrives? Even when slipping under a warm blanket, your feet feel frozen stiff, keeping you awake, or you might have experienced chilly fingertips and toes even in the middle of summer. Did you simply brush it off thinking you are just sensitive to the cold? This minor discomfort can actually be an important signal sent by your body.

Doctor, my face and head are always hot and sweating, but my hands and feet are as cold as ice. Why is this happening? Perhaps you, reading this right now, might be asking the exact same question. Always seeking cold water and wanting a cool breeze, yet suffering from chilly and painful hands and feet—this is upper heat and lower cold. Beyond simple discomfort, it can be a warning sign sent by the body.