This is a really silly question but since the weather has turned cold my weight has increased by approx 3lbs or so. I am not eating any different from before and I am really feeling the cold now I've lost so much weight. Could my body be reacting to being so cold?
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It wouldn't be helpful to speculatively answer your question, Carol, so I'll ask a couple of questions in reply to your own.
Firstly, have you had your thyroid checked lately? Symptoms of an under-active thyroid can be both feeling the cold and weight gain.
Are you finding you are more sedentary, now the weather isn't so friendly? If your moving around regime decreases, but food intake remains the same, it could potentially lead to a slow weight gain?
Three pounds doesn't seem an excessive gain. Could that just be from day to day variances?
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Perhaps it could be helpful to have a run of bloods done, just to check a few things out. Thyroid, and other hormonal levels can be subject to variances, sometimes without any discernible reason.
I have odd temperature regulation issues which have been under investigation for some time, so I understand your frustration.
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I was opposite @carol43 , I had coldness and weight gain from underactive thyroid pre diagnoses. Mine too was diagnosed before the diabetes.
Less activity can stall my weight loss. I normally add every winter, without fail.
I'm having chest pains again which I feel is only when I take less painkillers and/or less or missed asthma treatment.
I'm not anxious any more than normal.
What is normal for you, in the cold weather? Do you normally add?
Is this out of character for your body at wintertime?
Less activity can stall my weight loss. I normally add every winter, without fail.
I'm having chest pains again which I feel is only when I take less painkillers and/or less or missed asthma treatment.
I'm not anxious any more than normal.
What is normal for you, in the cold weather? Do you normally add?
Is this out of character for your body at wintertime?
I have under active thyroid and I have found that it's affecting my bs big time and it makes me feel very tired at times
You may not think so and may be you didn't but under active thyroid can make you tired and over active can make you want to paint the nation day and night can also make you loose weight just for the record you can have one and then for no reason go the way
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Underactive thyroid causes weight gain not weight loss either.
Do you have moments of extreme tiredness then loads of energy, not being abke to sleep. Irratic functions? As it could be your thyroid playing up, altogether. Your gp needs to know and needs some daily activities (sleep patterns etc.). Is your gp aware of severe weight loss hun?
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See what happens. They may need to increase it in t3 absence or reduction.
So that would prove not bad diet induced underactive thyroid. Hiroshima's disease?
