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Feeling cold when it's not cold

Discussion in 'Type 1 Diabetes' started by canadagoose, May 5, 2011.

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kitedoc Type 1 · Well-Known Member

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Hi @canadagoose,
I remember a talk by a doctor who had analysed temperature readings back in the day when diabetics were routinely admitted to hospital for stabilisation on insulin. He noted a temperature drop at about the time people became hypoglycaemic.
I managed to persuade my wife, a nurse, to measure my temperature and other observations during documented hypos and yes, my temperature dropped.
All my yearly thyroid tests (routine, I am not on thyroid medication) have been normal.
Best Wishes on solving your mystery !

#21 kitedoc, Aug 5, 2018 at 1:27 AM

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