I dont' know if it effects the results, but it does effect getting them. If my hands are cold then the blood just will not come out, I normally end up running my hands under a warm tap for 5 minutes to try and warm my fingers up enough if I have been outside (even with gloves) then come in to test.
I dont' know if it effects the results, but it does effect getting them. If my hands are cold then the blood just will not come out, I normally end up running my hands under a warm tap for 5 minutes to try and warm my fingers up enough if I have been outside (even with gloves) then come in to test.
I'm not sure if I expressed that correctly, when I say 'becoming overheated' I meant if you yourself get too hot eg by being in a hot room or too much sun etc. Hope that makes sense. Not sure if the same logic applied to someone feeling too cold though. I know my internal thermostat is broken anyway, as I never feel too cold! but I do overheat with the slightest change in room temperature.