Re: basal temp 96.8; what could it mean?

[Guest guest]

The thyroid is not gettign ot the cells or sex hormones are off or

ferritin is too low. These are the things we know about which cause

this, there may be other reasons. I have heard Candida may cause low

temps as well as interfere with thyroid too.

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[Guest guest]

Are you holding the therm. for 10 minutes under your armpit?

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> My tsh is suppressed, i'm on 80 cytomel, i expect closer to normal temps. Even

during the day it doesn't go higher than 97.5.

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> What could this mean?

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[Guest guest]

Are you holding the therm. for 10 minutes under your armpit?

>

> My tsh is suppressed, i'm on 80 cytomel, i expect closer to normal temps. Even

during the day it doesn't go higher than 97.5.

>

> What could this mean?

>

[Guest guest]

Are you holding the therm. for 10 minutes under your armpit?

>

> My tsh is suppressed, i'm on 80 cytomel, i expect closer to normal temps. Even

during the day it doesn't go higher than 97.5.

>

> What could this mean?

>

[Guest guest]

This is my trustworthy mercury thermometer that I've been using for months and

that has had better temp readings...

I've always taken my temps orally, with closed mouth, three full minutes (I

time it each time!), and I've had higher readings basal and throughout the day.

I am wondering what is happening now that the readings have become lower than

usual.

Is it possible that higher amounts of hc would help thyroid get to cells? I

think temps have gone down since lowering hc from 80 to 40. I " m not on 40 hc

daily.

ferritin is 42, and temps were better when ferritin was 14. So seems ferritin is

not the culprit here.

Sheesh, this one eludes me.

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> > My tsh is suppressed, i'm on 80 cytomel, i expect closer to normal temps.

Even during the day it doesn't go higher than 97.5.

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> > What could this mean?

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