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

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I have low body temperature due to the Hypothyrodism. I know low temp is one of the symptome for Hypothyrodism. Maybe you want to test your TSH level. Thyroid is very important especially at the early stage of pregnancy.

Good luck.

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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