What causes fever during ovulation?

Every woman has a certain menstrual cycle, especially those with a particularly healthy uterus whose menstrual cycle is very regular. There are two ovulation periods between menstruation and menstruation. During the ovulation period, the female hormone secretion in the female body will be more vigorous, which may cause some abnormal conditions for women. For example, some women will have a fever during ovulation. Let’s take a look at what’s going on.

If you have a fever, you should check to find out the cause. If the fever is caused by a viral infection, you can consider using some antiviral drugs such as ribavirin for treatment.

If it is caused by bacterial infection, you need to consider using some anti-inflammatory drugs. You can consider going to the hospital to check the blood routine to clarify the cause of the fever, and then carry out causal treatment. Pay attention to warm water bathing to reduce the temperature, and drink more water to help reduce the fever;

If your vaginal discharge is stringy during ovulation, it means that your egg quality is good and your uterus is in a relatively healthy state. If you cannot detect stringy vaginal discharge, you need to analyze it from two aspects:

1. Is monitoring inadequate? Is it possible that I overlooked the wire drawing because I didn't pay attention?

2. Irregular menstrual cycle, cold uterus and other conditions lead to poor egg development. The stringiness of leucorrhea is a clinical manifestation of ovulation and has a certain reference value. If you observe that the leucorrhea is not stringy during ovulation, you need to go to the hospital for further examination and clarify the relevant problems under the guidance of the attending physician.

The symptoms of stringy leucorrhea during ovulation may vary from person to person. If the leucorrhea during ovulation is not stringy, it may be related to bacterial vaginitis. You can use ovulation test paper to test it, or refer to B-ultrasound to see whether ovulation has occurred. Regular sexual life during ovulation can increase the chance of conception, but it does not guarantee pregnancy.

The body temperature will rise by about 0.5 degrees before and after ovulation, so many women will feel like they have a fever. If your body temperature reaches 38 degrees after ovulation, it means that your basal body temperature before ovulation is also relatively high, and you may have a damp-heat constitution. Measure your basal body temperature every day for 3 consecutive months. If you have never had such symptoms before, you should still go to the hospital for examination in time.