PCOS Messages for May, 2000: Re: Low body temperature?

Re: Low body temperature?

From: Judy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 3 May 2000 13:16:55 -0500 (CDT)

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Hi Mia and Kay: I'm always freezing as well. I'm frankly used to the icy hands and feet since I've had them since I was a teen, but lately my symptoms have worsened and I become so freezing at night that I actually shiver myself awake. The sleepier I get, the more my metabolism seems to drop. Does this happen to anyone else?? My nailbeds are normally bluish which I dind wierd, but so far no doctors seem to think anything of it.

(My husband is such a gem: In order to get uninterrupted sleep, I now have to wear flannel, socks, yes folks, even a hat and use a heating pad. Otherwise I shiver myself awake repeatedly and am a zombie the next day!!) Thyroid tests always come back "normal."

Thanks to everyone's Wilson Syndrome posts, I got curious and started to monitor my temp. every day. So far it averages 94-95.

At Wed, 3 May 2000, Kay wrote: >
>Mia,
>I don't know if low body temp is a symptom of PCOS--I'd love to know
>that info if anyone does; but, I do know it is a symptom of thyroid
>problems or Wilson's syndrome. You can read about Wilson's syndrome at
>http://www.wilsonssyndrome.com
>
>Mine is low too, so I'm hoping my doctor will check for things besides
>PCOS when I see him this month. Regular thyroid bloodwork has always
>come out in the "normal" range for me....
>Kay
>
>At Tue, 2 May 2000, Mia wrote:
>>
>>Hi all!
>>Is there anyone else than me, who has very low temperature in/at/by/
>>(whatever it is in English) the body?
>>I have very low, about 35-35.5 Celsius degrees when I go up in the
>>morning. I have read once that this can be a symptom, does anyone know?

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