Low-grade fever before menstruation

Before menstruation, women's bodies will undergo some changes, which are very normal. Because of menstruation, most women may feel uncomfortable, and not only will they feel stomach pain, back pain, but also fever. Therefore, women should rest well and pay attention to their diet during menstruation. So what should you do if you have a low fever before menstruation?

Low-grade fever is a relatively common phenomenon, which may be caused by the woman's decreased body resistance before menstruation and exposure to cold wind. If a woman has a gynecological disease, it may cause a low-grade fever. Generally speaking, women will not have a low-grade fever before their menstrual period, so any symptoms of a low-grade fever should be checked and treated promptly. You should pay more attention to rest and diet arrangements in your daily life. If you have low fever symptoms, you should receive reasonable treatment according to the cause. Women should have a good sense of self-care. If a low fever occurs, they can choose oral medications to improve the body's immunity. They can also drink more warm water and pay attention to rest.

Menstruation is the process of excreting the nutrients prepared for reproduction on the uterine wall as waste. In order to excrete these wastes, the body needs to adjust a certain amount of energy to the whole body to prepare to complete this task. During this period, the body is in a state of elevated body temperature on the one hand, and on the other hand, it appears to be more tired and weak. The process of excreting nutrients prepared for reproduction as waste from the body. In order to excrete these wastes, the body needs to adjust a certain amount of energy to the whole body to prepare to complete this task. During this period, the body is in a state of elevated body temperature on the one hand, and on the other hand, it appears to be more tired and weak. Therefore, menstruation is the process of the body eliminating waste, and it is also the process of the body adjusting energy. At this time, the body's temperature will naturally rise. When the menstrual period is about to end, the body's energy for adjustment is less, and the body temperature will drop. The normal body temperature of a person is 37.5, and that of women is slightly lower, but still above 37. In addition, everyone's physical constitution and sensitivity vary, so it is normal for the blood sugar level to remain around 37.1 to 37.6 during menstruation.

Not every woman has a low fever before menstruation. Some women have low fever before menstruation. If it only occurs before menstruation and has a regular cycle, it is premenstrual fever. Because the progesterone secreted by the corpus luteum of the ovary stimulates the body temperature center of the brain and causes the body temperature to rise, which is generally about 0.5℃ higher than the basal body temperature. If your basal body temperature is already very high, for example, above 37℃, then your body temperature after ovulation may rise to a low fever level. This is normal