[SorryShaped]

Sometimes when I go to the gym, and even after yoga too, my body is on fire. That's not literal, but I do feel like I'm on fire, very very hot, sometimes with a mild fever of around 100F with my normal around 97. I have energy to the point that I feel like I could push a train. It's the energy of full mania but with focus like I've never had otherwise. I clean things. I fix all sorts of things. I do everything I can as quickly as possible without sacrificing quality because I know it will fade before long. I've checked vitals and they're not normal. My blood pressure is almost low at that point, around 95/75, but my regular is usually 110/80. My pulse rate is high, around 120 but my regular pulse is around 68. O2 is in range, at 96-ish. I'm extremely thirsty, even after drinking 2 quarts of water and a couple bottles(I refill the one) during my heavy workout. I burn in excess of 700 calories in just a few hours. It eventually crashes, but only to a point of mellow, and not depressive or lacking energy. I am bipolar 1, for reference.
Anyone know what this could be? I'm not afraid, but I'm grateful. It just seems odd.

[Yzen]

When you feel your body is on fire, do you sweat? Sweating would provide cooling and if you had trouble sweating (which can be a disorder), your body temperature could rise and cause a fever-like condition.

When I exercise, there is a point where I reach a state physically during the workout where I get a boost of energy. It's like reaching the top of a hill and coasting downhill. But, it's not the fiery energy you describe. That is interesting.

[SorryShaped]

Originally Posted by Yzen

When you feel your body is on fire, do you sweat? Sweating would provide cooling and if you had trouble sweating (which can be a disorder), your body temperature could rise and cause a fever-like condition.

When I exercise, there is a point where I reach a state physically during the workout where I get a boost of energy. It's like reaching the top of a hill and coasting downhill. But, it's not the fiery energy you describe. That is interesting.

I sweat profusely and replenish accordingly, maybe too much. It feels a little like everything is a physical effort for downhill but I could overpower another hill no problem. It's absolutely an amazing feeling, except for the fiery bit, but the energy makes it worthwhile.