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Mayflower22

Updated 1y ago

Dealing with Hypothyroidism in Cold Weather

Hey there all, I live in Georgia and fall weather has finally arrived. with the change in temperature I have been miserably cold. I have always been more hyperthyroidism than hypothyroidism but here lately my levels are leaning towards hypo. my body temperature is 95 - 96 on average and it feels like I have the flu. Anyone have any tips tricks or suggestions on how to combat this issue? Anything helps!!

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WearyBun

I recently read that seasons affect your levels. TSH increases and T4 and T3 decrease when going from summer to winter. Maybe you need a little increase in dose of your thyroid medication? The air is getting cooler here and I can feel myself getting cold but also hot like a fever. I think this always happens to me too when the weather changes :(

Mayflower22

yes they definitely do affect you. I thankfully will have a check up next week

beautifulDisasterxo

weather change can effect thyroid issues ?! I have been feeling VERY off ever since the cold weather has come in ! I'm on levothyroxine but I feel as if it is not working anymore and I can't get into see my Dr untill late November 😞

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