I'm Cold!?

[exseitanist]

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?

[heatman]

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]

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]

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!