Is it normal to have fever during periods?
Every month before my period, I get a slight fever and feel very tired. My mother says it's normal for some girls, but I wanted to ask if it's common to have a fever during periods.
Every month before my period, I get a slight fever and feel very tired. My mother says it's normal for some girls, but I wanted to ask if it's common to have a fever during periods.
My doctor clearly told me that while chemical changes like prostaglandin release can make you feel warm, an actual high fever is not a normal period symptom. It could point to pelvic infections or endometriosis, so you must get it checked.
Don't stress too much, sometimes we just feel feverish because of bad cramps and tiredness, which people call the 'period flu'. But if you actually have a high temperature, please see a doctor and get some proper rest.
My wife also gets this occasionally; her doctor said it is best to track the temperature and consult a gynecologist if it happens every month.
My girlfriend used to get a fever every time she got her periods, and it turned out she had a mild tract infection. She got some meds from her doctor and is fine now. Definitely get it checked out.
My teenager daughter started getting a fever during her cycles last year. I didn't want to take any risks, so we went to her pediatrician, who advised us on proper care. Please do consult a doctor for your peace of mind.
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I always get so scared when my body temperature rises during my cycle, thinking it is some major infection. It is usually just hormonal fluctuations, but to avoid unnecessary panic, it is always best to visit your doctor.
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