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Why even though i wear a lot of worm stuff i am always freezing , even if the temperature is warm?
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May be Hypothyroid: You may be hypothyroid. Is your normal body temperature less than 97.8? Do you have other hypothyroid symptoms such as dry skin, fatigue, cold hands and feet (do you wear sox to bed at night?), constipation, menstrual problems, depression? If some of these apply to you, I'd see a physician and get your thyroid checked. See Dr. Broda Barnes' book, Hypothyroidism, the Unsuspected Illness.
Answered 10/26/2014
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