Will my body temperature rise if my period is delayed?

When menstruation is delayed, it may cause the body temperature to rise. Generally, the normal body temperature of an adult is between 36.2 and 37 degrees. When measuring body temperature, there may be errors due to external factors, such as right after exercise, right after waking up, and how much clothes you wear. These all have reasons.

1. Mental factors lead to delayed menstruation : Excessive mental stress, grief, sadness, anger, broken love and other abnormal emotions often lead to delayed menstruation. This situation often causes breast pain, irritability, depression and discomfort. Generally, no treatment is required, but sometimes menstruation is delayed and Chinese medicine can be taken for syndrome differentiation and conditioning.

2. Excessive weight loss leads to delayed menstruation: In order to control their weight, many women take some weight loss drugs or diet excessively, which leads to delayed menstruation. If this situation is short-lived, the normal menstrual cycle can be restored naturally. However, for those who persist for a long time, medication is often required to restore the normal menstrual cycle.

3. Taking birth control pills causes delayed menstruation: Suddenly stopping taking birth control pills, especially long-acting oral contraceptives, can cause menstrual disorders.

4. Surgery leading to delayed menstruation: Intrauterine surgery, abortion surgery, etc. cause cervical adhesions and lead to menstrual blood stasis, thus delaying menstruation.

5. Pregnancy causes delayed menstruation: If pregnancy occurs, menstruation will stop. When the menstruation is due, it often does not come, and symptoms such as increased urination, changes in appetite, vomiting, and nausea occur.

6. Endocrine disorders leading to delayed menstruation: Polycystic ovary syndrome and premature ovarian failure can also lead to delayed menstruation. Timely examinations should be conducted and treatment should be initiated as soon as abnormalities are found.

7. Chronic diseases leading to delayed menstruation: Some common chronic diseases such as chronic hepatitis, tuberculosis, tumors, hypothyroidism, etc. often lead to delayed menstruation due to nutritional deficiencies.