I’m cold?

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6 weeks and 4 days today. I feel like i have been a lot colder this week. Should i be worried? I always here pregnant women get hot and not cold. Besides that some cramping, sore boobs, and nausea all the time.

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So glad I’m not the only one! I’m a day away from 5 weeks and at first I was having hot flashes and then I’d get cold flashes. (Cold flashes a thing? 😂) it varies day by day now.

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Same I am super cold! I’m 7 weeks and 2 days. Had my first doctors appointment at 6 w +2 and doctor said my thyroid numbers are elevated which could be the reason I am so cold. They said they’ll monitor my thyroid over the next weeks, I’m going back in at 8 weeks and may need to take hormonal supplements as it’s dangerous to have elevated thyroid levels. Also I am 38 so I’m high risk.

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I’ve been the same! I’m hot in the morning when it’s cool out and then at night when it’s hotter I’m cold! I also don’t recall having this symptom in my last pregnancies.

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I'm just over 5 weeks and I'm always freezing now! This is very unlike me as I'm usually a walking furnace

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During the day, when I'm up and moving, I don't really notice it much but once it's night and things calm down, I'm freezing!! I've been wearing flannel pants and long sleeve shirts to bed every night with a down comforter and not getting hot. This did not happen with my first two pregnancies so this is totally new to me!

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I am freezing! It’s 90 degrees outside and about 74 in the house and I’m wearing wool socks and sweaters 😅

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I’ve been freezing too. Constantly have goose bumps and need to bundle up when I’m in the air conditioning.
I’m 6 weeks and 2 days. I don’t remember this from my first pregnancy, but I have been reading other women say similar things.

I’m cold?

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