Does the thyroid gland control body temperature?

It definitely controls how warm you feel! When my thyroid was low, even a hot plate of spicy momos couldn't warm me up from the inside. Turns out that little gland controls our internal stove.

Yeah it does. Last winter I was freezing even with two jackets on, and my doctor told me it was because of my sluggish thyroid. Got my meds adjusted and now I feel completely fine.

Haan na, it is very true. When thyroid levels go up or down, our body temperature also gets disturbed completely. You should check with your family doctor once and get a simple blood test done, simple solution.

I can totally relate to this. I used to sweat so much even under a fan, and later found out it was hyperthyroidism. If you are experiencing extreme sensitivity to cold or heat, definitely get your TSH checked.

Yes, thyroid regulates your body heat. Don't worry, a regular checkup with an endocrinologist will resolve any doubts.

I have had thyroid issues for thirty years now, and yes, it controls your body's thermostat. Don't let it worry you too much, beta. Take your medication on time empty stomach every morning and you will feel perfectly normal.