Implantation fever and common fever

In daily life, fever and colds are very common. Nowadays, more and more people are suffering from sub-health conditions. Once they have a fever, many people need to lie in bed for treatment. However, the patient needs to rest for a few days so that the body can recover faster. However, how many days does the patient's embryo implantation fever usually last?

Embryo implantation fever is different from general fever

It is not easy to have a fever during embryo implantation. If a fever occurs during this period, it has nothing to do with embryo implantation. In other words, the fever may be caused by a cold or inflammation. Fever during embryo implantation is not good for the fetus, because if the fever is severe at this time, it may be difficult for the embryo to implant, and the pregnancy may fail. Therefore, if a fever occurs during embryo implantation, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately and receive treatment based on the cause of the fever. Some people experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding after the embryo implants. It is caused by the rupture of a small number of blood vessels in the uterine wall due to embryo implantation. Generally, this type of bleeding will subside after 2 to 3 days.

How many days does the fever caused by embryo implantation usually last?

From a medical point of view, fever is actually a favorable defensive mechanism for the body to further improve its physical and mental health and resist the invasion of pathogens. If the patient's fever is caused by a common cold, it will take about a week to recover. If the patient has a cold caused by influenza virus infection, it will take a longer time to recover, that is, about half a month.

If the patient has a habitual fever, the recovery time needs to be determined by the doctor. It is normal for ordinary people to have a fever once or twice a year, which is beneficial to the functioning of the body's immune system. However, patients can reduce their presenting symptoms with medication. If the patient has a fever caused by a cold, he can take anti-fever and cold medicines, which can treat and alleviate the various symptoms caused by a cold.

If the fever is caused by influenza virus infection, capsule medicine needs to be taken to prevent and control the onset of the influenza virus. If the fever continues to not improve, it is best for the patient to go to the hospital for treatment. In short, it is best for patients to improve their fasting, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, and pay more attention to rest in order to enhance their ability to resist pathogens.