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Abnormally low body temperatures, or hypothermia, can be caused by prolonged exposure to cold environments, which leads to heat loss exceeding the body's ability to generate heat. It can also result from certain medical conditions, such as hypothyroidism, sepsis, or severe infections, which disrupt normal thermoregulation. Additionally, factors like malnutrition, alcohol or drug use, and advanced age can impair the body’s ability to maintain a stable temperature.

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