Many female friends feel very uncomfortable during their menstrual period, accompanied by many uncomfortable symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, dizziness, and headache. Some female friends may find that their menstrual body temperature is slightly abnormal, but they are not sure if this is a physiological phenomenon during menstruation or if they are sick. So, is a menstrual body temperature of 37.5 degrees normal?
Under normal circumstances, if an adult's body temperature exceeds 37.3 ℃, it is considered a fever. However, if it exceeds 37.3 ℃ during the physiological period, it is considered a low-grade fever. When the body temperature has reached 37.5 ℃, it indicates that there is some fever, which still needs to be noted. Observe whether the fever is caused by catching a cold or respiratory or gastrointestinal infections. If the fever occurs every physiological period, it is best to seek medical attention at the hospital.
During women's menstrual cycle, they should drink plenty of hot water, avoid overexertion, and pay attention to timely clothing changes to avoid menstrual cramps caused by catching a cold. They should also pay attention to their diet, avoid spicy and raw foods, and maintain a regular and healthy lifestyle to avoid staying up late. They should also exercise appropriately to ensure their menstrual health and avoid discomfort.
In addition, although women's menstrual period may cause some discomfort, not all discomfort symptoms that occur during menstruation are caused by the menstrual period. Therefore, it is recommended that female friends pay more attention to observation. If there are discomfort symptoms different from the menstrual period, they should still consider whether there is a disease. It is best to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition and affecting their health.
