Patient's question:
3 and a half years ago, the treatment history and effectiveness: About 15 days before the menstrual period, the temperature started to rise to around 37 degrees, usually around 37 degrees, and the highest was 37.2. At this time, taking cold medicine doesn't help. What kind of help is needed: Ask what the disease is? How should it be treated? Or checked?Doctor's answer:
Based on the time period, it is commonly observed in clinical diagnosis during the ovulation period. Generally, body temperature tends to be relatively higher during the ovulation period compared to other times, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. If there are no other discomforts, treatment is not necessary. However, if other physical discomforts are present, it is better to seek further detailed medical examination at a hospital. It is recommended that patients pay more attention to their diet in daily life and avoid stimulating foods. Get plenty of rest! It is hoped that the above answer can help you. Thank you.