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Im pragnet and im always cold is this normal?
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No- check thyroid: It is not normal to feel cold all the time when pregnant. Many women develop hypothyroidism during pregnancy. Being cold is a common symptom of low thyroid. Hypothyroidism can affect your baby's development & increase the chance of miscarriage, so please ask your doctor to check your thyroid asap. Many doctors only check tsh; ask have your free T3 (liothyronine) & T4 and anti-thyroid antibodies tested as well!
Answered 1/15/2015
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