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Freezing!

Have any other moms on here "freeze" during there pregnancy. I can not quit shrivering or warm up no matter what I do. Case in point I am under 2 thick blankets with the heat on and I am still cold! Any ideas as to why I am so cold?
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Im 30w 3d and im always still freezing lol i have to wear a sweater no matter what!! It drives me crazy but i guess its better then be boiling hot all the time (well for me anyways)!!!!
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Yes i thought id never be warm again in my first trimester in Sept and Oct :/ i would take warm showers i wanted screaming hot :' but id take a shower then jump under the covers and make my hubby snuggle me til i passed out. :p Hopefully you'll be comfy this summer instead of way hot like a lot of the other women since they were already feeling
Hot :' im starting to feel hot :/
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I was for the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Not anymore though.
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You should probably get your thyroid checked.   It's a simple blood test.
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I've always been cold, and it only got worse when I got pregnant.
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I had that in the first trimester. I spoke to my midwife and she didn't think it was a pregnancy thing suggested I might have some sort of virus that was making me feel chilly but I didn't have any other symptoms.
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Only at night oddly x
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My feet are always cold now.
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I did that with my c section. Did you have one?
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