Sorry can't find an edit post function on my phone?? Typing this again and correcting the mistakes, sorry!

So I've woken up absolutely frozen again. My muscles are actually contracting and cramping up I'm so cold. My temperature is 36.1c (96.98f), which although low, is actually high for me, mines usually as low as 35c (95f).
Does anyone else get really cold like this? I am cold normally, I can't go it without a coat on and yet there's people walking around with just tshirts on and I'm still cold with a coat on! But these cold attacks I get are really extreme, it's honestly like some sort of fit - i can't control my body properly.
I've read before cirrhosis can affect your thyroid? Well I've had the symptoms of low thyroid forever, and it did come back low in some blood tests, but then was OK again so?!
Anyone else get like this with cirrhosis? Any advice on how to help control it please? Pretty desperate, this is horrible!

I have felt cold for almost 20 years. My thyroid T3 is abnormal. The T4 always comes back normal but it seems I have the symptoms for thyriod. Many people with hcv have thyroid issues and/or symptoms.
I can wear a jacket when others are in shorts & t-shirts.

I do not experience cramping due to cold.
Cirrhosis affects all our organs because our nutrients are not getting to or utilized properly by the body.

Even during warm months, I need to keep a sweater with me for entering public places that are conditioned.

I never go anywhere without at least a sweatshirt. Don't get cramping due to being cold but for other reasons. I do notice my hands get really cold and painful easily, unfortunately I live in northern MN.

My husband is experiencing the same thing, especially during the evenings. At times the cramps were so severe, in all parts of his body, he couldn't even get any sleep during the night. On these nights, he would have to walked the cramps off till day light. Staying warm helps to minimize the pains some what, and he uses heating pads, spray on Icy Hot, or Salonpas for that. As for being extremely cold, he would just piled on more clothes, and turn the temperature higher in the rooms. Anything less than 80 F would be cold to him! Poor me....

Being COLD is a huge problem with cirrhosis.....a healthy liver stores a form of glucose that it uses for energy with, this is one reason for the increased coldness that you are experiencing.....

I kept a heating pad on the sofa and one in the chair where I sat....I put an electric blanket on my bed....

A few months before my liver transplant, I was sleeping in sweat pants and shirt, heavy wool socks and with my electric blanket on 10 and a thick comforter on top of that .....the coldness gets worse as cirrhosis progresses to liver failure I am sorry to say...

A heating pad will really help.

Take care.

Vivian