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I mostly get night sweats but I take Zoloft and that is one of the side effetcs..
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I think when your body is feeling ill, it is fighting in the ways that it can. I think feeling feverish or sweaty are side effects to our body's defenses and our emotions.
I sweat sometimes when I am having an attack.
I just came from the Doctor's today, and I relinquished some of my fear and decided to ask for medicine for symptoms of anxiety/depression/panic. I have never wanted to medicate myself like this.
I had 10 visits to the bathroom this morning before I could even get out of the house. I am determined not to use anything including Immodium. I don't want my body to become a chemical playland.
I am at a point that either I break free of the anxiety and panic and live my life.. or I will literally die. My health, life, and relationships with others suffer because of my IBS.
So, I am going to be taking Lexapro starting tomorrow, and I hope I don't get any of the side effects. One of them is sweating and there is also the nausea. I will take the sweating over nausea any day.
Back to your sweating, I have a hand fan and a little mini-battery powered fan that I use when I am feeling really feverish and sweaty.
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I don't understand. Surely the state you are in now is not good for your long-term health. A six month or whatever course of Immodium could stabilise you so that you never need to take it again AND don't suffer.
Sorry, but it's ridiculous to talk about dying b/c of IBS whilst refusing to do/take things that have a proven track record AND have been proven safe.
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