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skimpbiz
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This is weird, but I find that my knees are always cold to the touch. I'm not sure what could be causing this, but it's been going on for awhile. When I touch them, it's like I've had a cool pack on them.

I also have cold feet when sitting or standing, which is relieved upon laying down.

The knee thing, though, seems pretty constant regardless of body position.
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I would say yes. Not so much now, but especially in the winter.

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I have freezing cold legs, feet, hands, and arms.... but a warm body... [shake]
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I have cold knees, I also have small fiber neuropathy. I have a lot of nerve damage from lyme and work with a good neurologist to monitor things. Cold knees are rough. You are not crazy!
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