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Default I'm Cold a lot

I get cold a lot. My body is like a fridgerator. I am in San Diego and outside is beautiful and sunny. And yet I am freezing! Currently I am wear a coat long pants and long sleeve shirts. But the people outside are wearing shorts, sandals and Short sleeve shirts. I am freezing like crazy and I have been on the 75mg for too long. I left a message on the Pdocs machine asking if I can increase to 100mg. So I have that proper balance. I was better when i was balanced. I was not so cold as much. I hate being cold
My thyroid is fine. I got it checked. So what is going on?

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