Will the body temperature rise before the period?

The normal body temperature is 36~37 degrees Celsius. When the body temperature rises, the first thing to consider is whether it is caused by cold or fever. During the period of elevated body temperature, the whole body will feel cold, dizzy, headache, nausea and vomiting. It is recommended to maintain a good lifestyle. Does the body temperature rise before menstruation? Let’s discuss the interpretation below, and I hope everyone can understand it.

Will the body temperature rise before menstruation? Yes, the body temperature will rise before menstruation. It often occurs during a woman's ovulation period, when the body temperature rises by about 0.3℃-0.5℃. Generally it is above 36.8℃, most of the time it will reach around 37℃, but it will not exceed 37.5℃. The temperature rise will continue until about 2 to 3 days before menstruation. At this time, estrogen and progesterone will decrease, and the body temperature will drop significantly. Generally, after the body temperature drops during ovulation, the endometrium will fall off and cause menstruation. If the body temperature continues to rise and does not decrease and the next menstrual period has not yet arrived, then you have to consider the possibility of pregnancy.

Women who are planning to get pregnant or are preparing for pregnancy can also monitor ovulation based on changes in body temperature to help them get pregnant. To accurately determine the ovulation period, it is recommended to use ovulation test strips, which is more convenient and accurate.

A woman's body temperature during ovulation varies with the physiological cycle. The body temperature is lower during the follicular phase, is lowest during ovulation, and rises by 0.3~0.6℃ after ovulation. The body temperature generally fluctuates between 36.5 and 37.0 before menstruation. If you are pregnant, your body temperature will continue to remain high. If your body temperature drops, you will have your period.

A small amount of HCG will begin to be secreted 6-7 days after insemination. If the interval between intercourse and pregnancy is more than 10 days, the early stage of pregnancy will be detected. It is recommended to check with a pregnancy test strip to see if it is positive to determine whether you are pregnant.

Eat less spicy food, keep warm, drink plenty of water, replenish your body's needs, see a doctor for blood tests, and check the total white blood cell count and reticulocyte count.