Does a woman's body temperature rise before her period?

Menstruation, also known as menstruation, is a normal physiological phenomenon of women. It is mainly caused by the shedding of the uterine wall, which will cause a series of changes in the female body. However, in daily life, many people still don’t know much about menstruation. So does the human body temperature rise before menstruation?

We all know that before women have their periods, the hormone metabolism level in their bodies also changes, which may cause changes in body temperature. Therefore, some women will have fever before their periods, and some women will have chest pain, breast hyperplasia and other symptoms. These are all normal conditions, so we don’t need to worry too much, just pay attention to medical care in daily life. However, if the woman's body temperature has not returned to normal after the menstrual period, we need to pay enough attention, because this situation is usually caused by a problem in the body, so we should see a doctor for examination.

There are also many areas that women need to pay attention to during menstruation. In daily life, women should pay more attention to rest, not to let the body too tired, and do a good job of hygienic care, keep the vulva clean to avoid the growth of bacteria, otherwise it is easy to cause infection, which will immediately increase the probability of gynecological diseases. And we should also pay attention to adjusting the dietary structure. We should usually focus on light dishes and avoid eating cold and spicy foods, otherwise it is easy to cause symptoms such as menstrual cramps. Before the menstrual period is over, we cannot have sexual intercourse, take a sitz bath or swim.

It is relatively normal for the body temperature to rise before menstruation. This is mainly caused by changes in hormone metabolism levels and will not affect your health, so we don't need to worry too much. However, when we have our period, we must pay close attention to our health, take good care of ourselves, and maintain a healthy diet. We should avoid eating spicy and cold foods, and take good care of ourselves to minimize the occurrence of gynecological diseases.