Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Also, does the temperature rise before my period?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Generally, women's body temperature is slightly higher during ovulation compared to normal. However, when menstruation is approaching, the body temperature usually does not rise. I suspect it might be due to other conditions, such as a cold. The symptoms you described could be caused by threatened miscarriage. Oral medications like progesterone, phenobarbital, and vitamins may be used.Relieve your worries, rest in bed, ensure sufficient nutrition, and avoid factors that may stimulate uterine contractions.