Fever before menstruation

Girls have to deal with menstruation for a few days every month. Menstruation is a normal phenomenon and for most people, there is no need to panic. However, we need to pay attention to our bodies during menstruation, and if there is anything unusual in the body, we should check it out in time. If you have a fever before your period, you should consider whether you have a fever and take appropriate measures. So, what are the reasons for fever all over the body before menstruation?

1. Does having a fever before menstruation mean you are pregnant?

1. Fever before menstruation is not a typical symptom of pregnancy. If you are really pregnant, it means that ovulation is delayed by more than a week. You can test it yourself with an early pregnancy test strip in two days, or you can wait 8 to 10 days. If it hasn’t come yet, go to the hospital.

2. Just drink more water and get a good rest, and the problem of premenstrual fever will be alleviated. So there is no need to be too nervous. If the menstrual fever is caused by an illness, you should seek medical attention immediately and do not delay, so as to avoid pre-menstrual fever caused by an illness.

2. What are the symptoms of early pregnancy?

1. Fatigue and drowsiness

After becoming pregnant, a woman's metabolism will speed up due to changes in hormones, and the body's heat energy will be consumed faster than usual. This will cause pregnant women to feel tired and sleepy, especially within the first 3 months of pregnancy. Therefore, if you experience sudden and long-term sleepiness and fatigue, you should consider whether you are pregnant.

2. Frequent urination

Because with the appearance of the baby, the uterus will slowly enlarge, causing the uterus to press on the bladder, so such symptoms will occur, and this situation usually occurs in the early and late pregnancy. If such a situation occurs, and you have had sexual intercourse recently, you should consider whether you are pregnant.

3. Changes in breasts

After pregnancy, the hormones and progesterone in the body will undergo certain changes, so if you experience breast tenderness and tingling, or your breasts become larger and softer, and the color of your areola becomes darker, you may want to consider whether you are pregnant, but this must be based on a recent record of sexual intercourse.

4. Prone to vomiting

If you suddenly become more sensitive to smells, often feel like vomiting and feel nauseous, or vomit directly because of the smell, then most of the time, just like in TV dramas, you may be pregnant. And if you often vomit in the morning, you may also be pregnant. Of course, you have to have had sex in the past half month before considering pregnancy.