First question: what's your blood pressure?
Second question: did you do a thyroid panel and what did it show?
Third question: did you measure your body temperature in controlled settings (e.g. first thing upon waking up before getting out of bed)?
Common causes of sensitivity to cold are low blood pressure and hypothyroidism.
90/60 mmHg according to what a doctor told me during a measurement a month ago (though my journal says 98/60 for some reason). 105/60 in an another measurement a week before that.
Thyroid panel:
P-TSH mIE/L 1.5 (0.3-4.2)
P-T4, free pmol/L 15 (12-22)
P-T3, free pmol/L 5.2 (3.1-6.8)
S-Ak, (IgG) TPO kIE/L 8 (<34)
The last one is TPO antibodies. The parentheses are the reference ranges at my lab.
All values are within what is considered normal range. I've also had the thyroid physically examined (though palpation) and it appears there are no abnormalities (it's not swollen or enlarged).
I have not measured my body temperature.
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