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Old 06-03-2011, 03:28 PM #11
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Have what was called "mild" hypothyroidism, probably Hasimoto's as a result of Sjogren's, but don't think that's the reason for my change in heat/cold tolerance.

Never could stand extremes of either cold or heat, but since this thing began, can stand cold by far better than heat. Going too close to the oven when the food is done or the clothes dryer after it stops and the heat gets to my face makes me jump back because it burns. Only need one lightweight blanket even in winter. That's a BIG change from previously.

Nobody has been able to explain this.

Oh, well.

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