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Yes i have the same problem im sitting on the couch with the blanket while my step kids make fun of me cuzz its 80 degrees outside and they r in shorts and rank top

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Yup! Same here. Cold about 90% of the time even though it was high 70's outside! Before surgery I was almost always hot.

surgery date: 7/30/12

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just one more crazy side affect of wls! lol

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I have it sometimes, too.

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Yes I'm always freezing

I'm going to have the doctor check my Iron

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Yep, me too. The ladies I work with call their hot flashes "personal Summers" I have decided I have "personal Winters" My hands get so cold my touch screen mouse and phone will not register that I am touching them! Brrrr! Saw the Doc for my three month follow up, all my Vitamin levels are great and I am down 60 lbs of insulation. Guess I just have to give my body time to adjust. Lol!

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I experienced this for about two or three months post op. it was crazy! I would sleep in warm pj's and a hoodie and two blankets! I was still shivering. I live in a warm climate so my family thought I was nuts.

Im 5 months out now and it seems to have subsided somewhat.

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I go threw it once in a while. About to be 4 months. Im trying to adjust.

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I am always cold after weight loss surgery' date=' and use to be hot all the time, anyone else experience this?

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I'm not ALWAYS cold but damn do I get cold way more often - often in situations where I'm the only uncomfortable one. I love it honestly, I hated always sweating when everyone else was fine and wearing jackets is comfy and cute

- Kaylee Ann ~ Surgiversary: 6/11/12

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Yep, me too. The ladies I work with call their hot flashes "personal Summers" I have decided I have "personal Winters" My hands get so cold my touch screen mouse and phone will not register that I am touching them! Brrrr! Saw the Doc for my three month follow up, all my Vitamin levels are great and I am down 60 lbs of insulation. Guess I just have to give my body time to adjust. Lol!

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Personal Summers I love it. Personal Winters sounds appropriate too.

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This makes me laugh I always thought my mom was nuts (she's 2 yr post) she is always cold and said its a side effect. I am 9 weeks and haven't experienced this yet. But I can't wait bring it! Better then being a hot mess!

Surgery 7/25/12

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All the fat that was keeping you warm is being eliminated, the more fat you loose the colder you will feel, fat is a good insulator.... you get use to being cold but skinny and that is just find with me - LOL You get cold put on a sweater :) I would rather be thin - LOL

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I experienced this for about two or three months post op. it was crazy! I would sleep in warm pj's and a hoodie and two blankets! I was still shivering. I live in a warm climate so my family thought I was nuts.

Im 5 months out now and it seems to have subsided somewhat.

I had exactly the same experience! Must be pretty common because the PA asked me at one of my follow-up appointments if I was experiencing being cold. I didn't take the opportunity to ask her if that was common but from the responses here I'm guessing it's very common!!

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