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So while waiting on my gf's period, she's been feeling quite chilly lately. Just wondering if you guys know what might be causing this and how I can help alleviate it, other than wrapping her in blankets and getting her a warm cup of hot cocoa, of course.
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As Patricia said, it's really not possible for us to know why your girlfriend is chilly. She'd need to talk to a healthcare provider about that.
That said, hormonal fluctuations associated with the menstrual cycle can cause some people to have chills.
I think you have a good strategy there with the blankets and hot cocoa.
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