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Cold Intolerance

Meaning

Cold intolerance is a clinical symptom characterized by an unusual or excessive sensitivity to a cool environment or low ambient temperatures, often causing disproportionate discomfort. Individuals experiencing this condition frequently feel colder than those around them, even in mildly cool settings. This symptom is a nonspecific indicator of an underlying systemic issue, often signaling a disruption in the body’s thermoregulation mechanisms. In the context of hormonal health, it is a hallmark sign frequently associated with insufficient thyroid hormone activity.