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Why do terminally ill people become very cold hours before death?
Please post the scientific research that states this.ElliotSmith said:Why do terminally ill people become very cold hours before death?
As the body approaches death, the circulatory system starts to shut down, causing blood to flow less efficiently and leading to a decrease in body temperature. This can also be attributed to the body's natural response to conserve energy and focus on essential functions.
Yes, feeling excessively cold or experiencing chills can be a sign that the body is shutting down in preparation for death. It is important to monitor other symptoms and seek medical attention if necessary.
As mentioned before, the body's circulatory system slows down and the body's natural response to conserve energy contributes to the drop in body temperature. In addition, the body's metabolism also slows down, which produces less heat and leads to a decrease in body temperature.
Yes, feeling cold or experiencing chills is a common symptom before death. However, it is important to note that not everyone will experience this symptom and it may vary depending on the individual's health and cause of death.
Providing warmth through blankets or warm clothing can help make the person more comfortable. It is also important to provide emotional support and ensure they are in a peaceful and comfortable environment. If necessary, seek medical attention for proper care and assistance.