Re: Feeling cold all the time. So using a space heater neat feet. Is that OK?

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At Tue, 27 May 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>I am just over 4 weeks pregnant. Because my temp. is 98.1 - 98.3 all
>the time, I feel cold everywhere I go.
>So at work I have been using this small space heater near my feet.
>It is on most of the day.
>
>But I have heard that your body's temp. should not raise after taking
>hot water baths etc. So will this be similar? Should I be using the
>space heater or not?
>
>Is it normal to feel cold though?
>
>Thanks.

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