Does body temperature rise before menstruation?

Menstruation is not unfamiliar to many female friends. If the menstrual period is normal, the menstruation will be like an old friend, coming every month. Of course, many female friends will feel uncomfortable in the body during the menstrual period, with abdominal pain, back pain, chest pain, etc. So, does a woman's body temperature rise before her period?

The body temperature does not easily rise during menstruation. However, the body temperature changes during the ovulation period. Generally speaking, the body temperature is lower in the first half of the menstrual cycle, and even lower during the ovulation period. Then, as the progesterone level gradually rises to the highest value (0.3~0.5 degrees Celsius higher than the basal body temperature), there is a possibility of ovulation. The body temperature changes after pregnancy. The normal body temperature of women during ovulation shows a double curve, that is, it is low before ovulation and rises after ovulation. If the body temperature rises and does not drop after the menstrual period, and it remains for more than 18 days, it means that the woman is pregnant.

Under normal circumstances, women's body temperature is a little low before their period, and will be significantly higher in the first half of the period. If there is no discomfort in the recent period, then no treatment and recuperation are required. It is recommended that you pay more attention to your daily hygiene during your period. It is best to use cold water to clean your private parts every day. In normal times, you must pay more attention to a healthy diet. You cannot eat cold foods during this period, and you need to eat more light dishes.

Therefore, a woman's body temperature will not rise before her period, but she can feel the rise in body temperature during ovulation. Here the editor would like to remind many friends that they need to get more rest during their menstrual period. The diet should be light in flavor. Don’t eat too spicy food or cold things. Girls are more likely to catch cold during their menstrual period, so take care of yourself.