Interesting finding, perhaps why more IBD in Canada, and less incidence near the equator. Anyone run low body temp, how about less flares in the summer. Not sure I understand everything, might even have it backwards. oldmike
I haven't read it yet (long)....but my norm temp is 96.7. If I'm 98.6, i have a fever and can definitely feel it. I wonder how temp changes throughout the day.....something I might find in the article.
Thanks...looking forward to reading it.
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I am usually around 96.7F body temp as well. I'm also from Canada. Interesting theory but I'm going to leave the A/C on for now. F, 54, UC Symptoms started January 2016, diagnosis July 2016 after colonoscopy, 2nd colonoscopy August 2017 confirms left sided UC Balsalazide July 2016 - January 2017, Lialda 1 dose March 2017, conclude mesalamine intolerant Predisone Sept-Nov 2016, Dec-Jan 2017, March 2017 - May 2018 Azathioprine Oct - Nov 2017, cannot tolerate started Remicade started Feb 2018, drug induced lupus dx May
