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Actually; my theory is that you dont have any bones (or blood for a fact) in your nose. If you dont have any blood pumping in a certain part, yes, it's going to feel cold. Also, some noses just like someones ears do react differently. No; I dont think it's unusual at all. I'm trying to find out the same thing. My mom's nose gets cold even inside the house but her body is so warm. The best answer I've gotten for her is that one's nose is considered an extremity just like ears, fingers and toes. As such, it has the poorest circulation of blood. Although, one can exercise one's fingers and toes to improve circulation, one cannot easily exercise the nose and ears to stimulate blood flow. One's nose contains a large amount of nerve endings and so it is sensitive to temperature. It is logical that the cold would cause one's nerve endings to relay cold to the brain and one's brain would relay back the message of pain for the purpose of telling one to warm the nose up! In cases of frostbite, it is common to lose one's nose. That is the best information I have found to date. That answer doesn't satisfy me though! There must be some other reason besides those outlined above!

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