What is the body temperature during menstruation?

Menstruation, commonly known as "period", is a special day that every woman will experience every month after entering puberty. Menstruation refers to the periodic thickening of the female endometrium, glandular secretion, vascular hyperplasia, and shedding of the endometrium after thickening, accompanied by bleeding symptoms. Normal women experience it once a month. So, will a woman's body temperature during menstruation be different from usual? The following article will introduce what a woman's body temperature is during menstruation.

During a day and night, the normal body temperature is lowest during sleep in the early morning, rising rapidly from 7-9 am, then rising slowly to reach the highest value between 17-19 pm, then decreasing to reach the lowest stable value between 23-24 pm. The difference between the highest and lowest values ​​is usually within 1 degree.

In short, whether during menstruation or at other times, the normal body temperature is 36-37 degrees. If it does not exceed 37.5, there is no big problem! If it exceeds 37.5 degrees, it is a low fever! If it exceeds 37.5 degrees, it is recommended that you drink more water and you don’t need to take antipyretic drugs for the time being.