Body temperature is a basic vital sign. If there is an abnormality in body temperature, it must be checked in a timely manner and actively treated with the help of a doctor. Usually in different physiological stages, women's body temperature may undergo some changes, such as a slight increase during ovulation. So, what should I do if my body temperature is too high during the menstrual period?
During the menstrual period, women's body temperature may slightly increase, which is closely related to the secretion of progesterone in the body. However, there will not be a significant increase, nor will it reach the level of fever, which is a physiological symptom. So at this point, there is no need to worry or take any treatment measures.
There are many factors that can cause a rise in body temperature during a woman's menstrual cycle, such as emotional fluctuations, excessive exercise, and dietary factors. If there is a significant increase in body temperature, especially when the temperature exceeds 37 degrees, it is considered an abnormal symptom and requires examination at the hospital.
Women who experience wind cold, wind heat, etc. during their menstrual period may experience excessive body temperature. Moreover, when suffering from some gynecological diseases, it may also cause an increase in physiological body temperature in women, such as cervical erosion, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and endometritis. Therefore, when the body temperature exceeds the standard during the physiological period, medical examination is necessary. Only after identifying the cause can targeted treatment be carried out to achieve good treatment results.
