Although I'm stable now (IBS diet, Tummy fiber, probiotics, yoga, and recently-completed 100-day hypnosis program), when I first acquired IBS in mid-2009, I would have really severe attacks (IBS-D) that included nausea and elevated blood pressure and heart rate over several hours, or even a couple of days. Could elevated blood pressure/heart rate be what's causing your sweating/flushing instead of elevated temperature?
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Stable IBD, probably triggered by antibiotics for diverticulitis in mid-2009. Tremendous improvement following 100-day hypnosis program, completed 7/10.
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Re: temperature spikes before and during an attack...anyone else?
