A sudden fever in a woman

A woman's body may have a fever due to a cold. This condition may also occur when the woman's body is infected with a virus or bacteria. Especially middle-aged and elderly women have poor resistance and are easily infected by external bacteria, which may lead to this situation.

What causes a sudden fever in a woman?

If you have a fever from time to time, the following are common reasons:

The first possibility is an upper respiratory tract infection, such as a viral infection or bacterial infection. In this case, in addition to fever, there will be symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, dry throat, sore throat, cough, and sputum.

If you measure your body temperature, it may be found to be elevated.

The second possibility is autonomic nervous system disorder or hysteria, which is usually seen in some menopausal women around 50 years old.

In addition to the symptoms of fever, there are also symptoms such as anxiety, mental tension, insomnia, panic, and heart palpitations, but in this case the body temperature is generally not elevated.

The main reason for suddenly feeling hot is due to catching a cold. It may also be closely related to the excessive excitability of the sympathetic nerves caused by excessive tension. For menopausal women, the situation caused by menopausal syndrome should also be considered. Therefore, it is necessary to detect changes in body temperature in a timely manner to rule out any fever caused by a cold or chill; if it is caused by sudden stimulation or excessive mental stress, you can slowly recover as the tension subsides.

Forehead and face sweat easily

The symptoms are most obvious in women and the elderly, who sweat on their foreheads and faces. According to Chinese medicine, sweating in these areas is mostly caused by qi deficiency, so in daily life, you should eat more qi-replenishing foods, such as yam, red dates, longan, etc.; of course, some physical conditions may be caused by dampness, so eating some dampness-removing and detoxifying foods regularly can also help alleviate the effect, such as winter melon, cucumber, coix seed, etc.

Sweating a lot at night

Generally, we call this situation "night sweats", which often occurs in middle-aged and elderly men. The sweating locations are the back, chest, neck and thighs, and the amount of sweat is large. This situation is usually caused by kidney deficiency and excessive liver fire. Pay more attention to eating foods that nourish the kidneys and reduce liver fire, and be sure to avoid spicy foods and alcohol.

In fact, sweating is a normal physiological state, and frequent sweating is really a good thing! However, you have to judge the amount and frequency of sweating. If certain parts of your body keep sweating, then there must be some problems with your body, so proper conditioning is important!