Tag: Cold sensations

More than 6 million Americans aged 40 and older are affected by Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), a condition that can cause cold sensations. The unsettling feeling of **ice water is running through my veins** is a form of dysesthesia, an abnormal nerve sensation that requires a closer look at its potential underlying causes. This guide explores the medical reasons behind this peculiar bodily sensation and when you should seek professional advice.

While the term 'cold blood' is not a medical condition, the sensation of being constantly cold affects millions and often indicates underlying health issues. This persistent symptom can arise from various medical conditions impacting circulation, metabolism, or red blood cell count, not a change in your blood's temperature.