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I'm Cold!?


exseitanist

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Until my diagnosis in October 2013, I was always warm, wearing shorts when it was above 25 F outside.  Last winter, I was colder than I had ever been and the only changes were a gluten-free diet and aging.  This fall I'm starting to get cold at 30 F!

 

This summer is the first one that I haven't been absolutely miserable during the summer, and it was the hottest summer I've experienced in Seattle.

 

Does recovery include having a more 'normal' experience of the weather?


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Have you had your thyroid levels checked recently? I know since I've been hypothyroid I'm cold all the time and my body temperature is even one degree lower than it used to be.

mbrookes Community Regular

Several nutritional problems can also cause you to feel cold. Low B-12 was doing it to me. Have your Dr check your vitamin and mineral levels. Thyroid, as heatman said, can also cause a "broken thermostat".

 

I have no idea why this thing is writing in italics. It just started doing that. HELP! My computer is possessed!!!!!

Questore Rookie

I have been wondering the same. 

 

For the first time in my life, I have 1) not been suffocating all the time, and 2) my body temperature went from 97.4 average lifelong, to NORMAL at 98.6!

 

I have found that it is very strange to be getting more healthy as I age.  I went off wheat, and starting taking a lot of missing minerals.  I got better.

 

On the other hand, my allergies are worse this fall...but that could be the weather...very strange here in California, actually having a little rain!

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