"Cool, warm, and dry????" the doc said!!!

I have not heard something like but I only heard about cold, clammy or cold, warm clammy. I am abit confused with what he meant by coool, warm

You should have asked your doctor haha. :D Maybe his hands was cold and then when he touched you your warm hehe :P Ahh you need lotion, your skin are dry ! hehe

That does sound a bit weird, but you have to admit your doctor is covering all bets..

I've never heard such a thing. I've heard of cool, cold, clampy and dry skin. Did you ask him to explain himself so you know what he meant? If not I would give him a call and find out what he means by this so you have some answers and if there's anything to do to fix this problem. Not really sure what to think of this, but hope you get the answers you want.

Cool = Not feverish. Warm = Not chilled. Dry = Not perspiring. My guesses.

This is really confusing, I have no idea why the doctor would say that your skin is cool and warm at the same time. How is it even possible? I think the best thing is for you to ask your doctor about this the next time you visit him...

hi there. I just wnt to ask you what made you see a doctor? Derma? Sometimes this is also happen to me. when im home, thats the time many questions comes to my mind. Next time before we say goodbye and thankyou to our doctor we need to make sure that we already ask questions that we need to know :)

Hi nishant I think the doctor meant - you have a cool skin ("cool" not as in cool winters but as in you have a cool "haircut") so he meant your skin is maybe soft and tender! But practically I have my own skin which has different temperatures at different places. Think, every one has that kind of thing. I have oily skin that too is in parts - oily at the face, oily hair, but dry on the legs! And hey, did I mention that my normal body temperature is 96 deg? I fall ill when I have 98.4 (The normal temperature as per the medical people), even doctors have failed to explain me this!

Hi, The same question you could have ask to the doctor itself. Now, just like you, we also are in a puzle. Is it like when you are in water it is cool and out in the sun, it is warm and of course at this season, must be dry as well. It is funny, but expecting that all it depend on your mental conditons. Means, when you are hot, body also become hot and vice ver sa.... Better is to have a second visit to the doc. Thank-s

I think the doctor means your skin was cool and dry.I think it is not possible that your skin is cool at the same time dry.Another theory is maybe there are some parts of your skin which is cold and there are parts which are warm.For example,when you have a fever your body,armpit,forehead,groin may feel warm but your extremities may feel cold just like your hands and sole.I hope i answered your questions well.