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Anyone got the chills???

I am really cold right now, ive been drinking hot tea and nothing is warming me up...whats going on????

Lemonade


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Have you had your thyroid checked?

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This winter has been better, but the 2 before this one were rough... after being outside, I'd come in so cold my legs were shaking. Not to mention my hands being almost stiff... now, my hands still get colder than 'normal', but the body is fine if I wear proper clothing. Exercise also helps during winter, something I wasn't able to do until recently... but it does seem to help alot.

GC

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Once I get cold, it takes me literally HOURS to warm up! I feel your pain. It got much worse as I was going through the symptoms! I am hoping as I remain gluten free, it will improve!

Monica

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Have you had your thyroid checked?

Hi Rachel,

Since your postings, i've been trying to get it ck'd my dr who i've liked for 20 years has (can't spell it phemonia)? and has been off 3 weeks so trying to be patient..

i know cold...remember a thread was up here a while ago on it but i didn't go on)hair dry and not shinny, dandruff, freezing and can't get warm and i was always hot...of course no energy and seem to be reacting more to things i didn't before, and so moody...like PMs..

I did a print out but just so tired don't even want to take time to read..it ...

BUT SINCE going on the brand thyroid med..know i need to go back to synthroid.

thanks

judy

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yeah, I'm ffffffffffffffreeeeeeezingggggggggggg

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