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Body Temps

After surgery I realized my body temp stays in the mid 96 degree mark. I feel colder but when the doc takes my blood work. It all comes back normal does this happen to other people here

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My body temperature has always been slightly lower than normal, 97.6 instead of 98.7 or whatever the norm is. It went a little lower for a while after surgery, running around 97, but it has stabilized now. I think that might account for how cold I felt for the first few months post op.

OTOH, my blood pressure has dropped into the low normal range, running 110/60-70 and my heartrate and breathing and EKG reflect my new, much more active lifestyle. :) Those are great changes, so I'll take being a little colder than normal. :)

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