September 27, 2026
Feeling Cold with Kidney Disease
Why anaemia and poor circulation can make kidney patients feel cold.
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Artemis Kidney Hospital Nephrology & Transplant Team
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Anaemia from kidney disease can cause a persistent feeling of cold, because fewer red cells carry oxygen.
Reduced circulation also contributes.
Treating anaemia and keeping warm with layered clothing help.
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