Why does a woman's back feel hot?

Infectious diseases usually occur during the treatment period when the patient's physical constitution and resistance are relatively poor, so they are infected by other diseases. Infectious diseases are usually spread through the digestive system or in other ways, so we must especially prevent them in our daily lives. Pay more attention to rest, drink water, and keep warm.

Why is the lady's back hot?

There are many reasons why women's backs feel hot. The most common ones are usually infectious diseases, such as fever, colds, bronchitis, pharyngitis, and even pneumonia, which can all cause back fever. However, this disease is usually accompanied by respiratory symptoms, such as runny nose, sore throat, sneezing, coughing, etc. If it is just a fever, it is currently impossible to diagnose respiratory problems. In addition to infectious diseases, other autonomic nervous system dysfunctions or excessive excitement of the central nervous system can also cause back fever. At this time, the patient only feels feverish, but the body temperature is basically normal. This condition is also the Yin deficiency constitution in traditional Chinese medicine. You can take Chinese herbal medicine or Chinese medicine prescriptions to adjust your yin and yang balance, which can alleviate the symptoms of this fever.

Infectious disease prevention and treatment methods:

1. Infectious diseases of the digestive system:

Pay attention to hygiene, wash hands and disinfect them properly before meals and after going to the toilet, wash hands before picking up, hugging, and feeding children, and politely refuse relatives and friends from kissing children during the appropriate season;

2. Infectious diseases of the respiratory system:

Use natural ventilation to disinfect and sterilize, avoid or avoid crowded places, and minimize close contact with infected people;

3. Blood and sexually transmitted infectious diseases:

Maintain sexual life, avoid fluid exchange, and do not use intravenous injections or component blood transfusions when intravenous injections are not necessary;

4. Infectious diseases between humans and animals:

Avoid contact with sick animals, secretions and blood