Can perimenopause cause fever?

My mother used to tell us to drink tender coconut water when we felt this kind of heat. But for proper hormonal changes like perimenopause, it is always best to trust your gynecologist's advice. They can help manage these hot flashes much better.

I can only speak from what I went through—I would suddenly feel shivering cold and then extremely hot, exactly like a fever. But my thermometer always read 98.4. It was very bizarre but it turned out to be just hormonal fluctuations.

I was just reading about this online because my aunt is going through it. Apparently, hot flashes can make you feel super hot and sweaty, but a real clinical fever is usually due to something else. It's so confusing how our hormones mimic actual illnesses!

To keep the body's internal heat down during this phase, try to avoid spicy and very hot foods. Drinking cooling drinks like sattu or mint water helps reduce the intensity of these hot sensations. However, if there is a real fever, please seek medical help.

My aunt was super worried about this recently. She kept thinking she had viral fever, but it was just her hormonal changes kicking in. It seems super annoying to deal with, but apparently, it's quite common during this transition phase.

My sister went through this and used to get very scared of these sudden heat waves. It's important to keep a thermometer at home and check if the temperature is actually elevated. If it is a real fever, it's better to consult a doctor.

Beta, when I was going through my transition phase, I used to feel like my body was burning up with fever every evening. It was just those hot flashes. Don't get scared, it is a very natural phase of life and it will pass.

Look, perimenopause causes hot flashes where you feel very hot suddenly, but it should not cause an actual high fever. If your body temperature is actually high on the thermometer, then it's some infection. Go get a proper blood test done.

I totally get it, feeling constantly warm and sweaty can make you feel so exhausted and sick. It really mimics a fever and ruins your whole day. I hope you get some relief soon, please do have a quick chat with your gynecologist.

Feeling like you have a constant fever can really drain you emotionally and physically. It makes you feel so sick and frustrated when you don't know what's happening. Please be gentle with yourself, this is a tough phase but you will get through it.

My mom is going through this right now and she often complains of feeling feverish out of nowhere. We got her checked by her doctor, who said it's just hot flashes and totally normal for her age. Definitely get a doctor to verify it though.

The feeling of fever is often just excess heat or 'pitta' in the body due to hormonal shifts. Practicing cooling breathwork like Shitali or Sitkari pranayama can help soothe your nervous system and bring down that burning sensation naturally.

I had this exact issue last month and was convinced I had viral fever. But when I checked my temperature, it was perfectly normal despite me sweating and shivering. My doctor confirmed it was just a severe hot flash episode due to changing hormones.

Let's be clear—feeling hot is a classic perimenopause symptom, but an actual physical fever is not. If you are running a temperature above 99, it is an infection, not hormones. Get a consult done instead of assuming it's just menopause.