Regularly Cold Feet
The most common cause of consistently cold feet is hypothyroidism. If you are an adult, especially past the age of 40, you should take this matter seriously. It is possible that your thyroid is highly inactive. Other symptoms may include exhaustion, hair loss, depression, and unnecessary weight gain. If you notice these signs, go to your doctor for diagnosis and treatment. Consistently cold feet can also be caused by a weak circulatory system, nervous system disorder, diabetes or just frostbites.
