Hypothermian

Hypothermian is a fictional medical condition characterized by a persistent and profound drop in body temperature below the normal range, specifically when the core body temperature falls to 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius) or lower. This state is not to be confused with hypothermia, which is a recognized medical emergency caused by prolonged exposure to cold. Hypothermian, as depicted, is presented as an inherent physiological anomaly rather than an environmental consequence.

Individuals experiencing hypothermian may exhibit symptoms such as extreme lethargy, slowed metabolism, and a reduced heart rate. Cognitive functions can also be impaired, leading to confusion and difficulty concentrating. In some fictional contexts, hypothermian is portrayed as a condition that can be managed through specialized treatments or interventions, often involving controlled environments or specific therapeutic agents designed to regulate body temperature. The exact causes and mechanisms of hypothermian remain within the realm of speculative fiction.