Tracy Koroma answered
It's not uncommon to get a fever when you have your period. Unfortunately, there isn't much you can do - it's all part of being a woman!
Can Menstruation Affect My Body Temperature?
It can, yes - many women notice an increase in body temperature in the lead-up to, and during, their period. It's perfectly normal, so don't worry about it!
What Other Things Might I Experience When I Have My Period?
They might be able to prescribe something to help you, or investigate what's causing you to have these problems in the first place.
It's also worth considering the possibility that the fever isn't related to your period at all - you might just be getting sick.
Your immune system is usually a little bit weaker when you're menstruating, so it is possible that you've caught a virus or something.
Hope you feel better soon!
Can Menstruation Affect My Body Temperature?
It can, yes - many women notice an increase in body temperature in the lead-up to, and during, their period. It's perfectly normal, so don't worry about it!
What Other Things Might I Experience When I Have My Period?
- Cramps
- Bloating
- Tenderness or increased sensitivity to pain
- Backache
- Mood swings
- Increased temperature
- Food cravings
- Increased hunger (your body uses more energy when you have your period)
- Fatigue or tiredness
- Difficulty concentrating
- Drink lots of water and hot drinks
- Eat healthily
- Allow yourself to eat a little of whatever you're craving
- Get enough sleep
- Take painkillers
- Wear comfortable clothes
- Take relaxing baths
- Exercise lightly
- Relax!
They might be able to prescribe something to help you, or investigate what's causing you to have these problems in the first place.
It's also worth considering the possibility that the fever isn't related to your period at all - you might just be getting sick.
Your immune system is usually a little bit weaker when you're menstruating, so it is possible that you've caught a virus or something.
Hope you feel better soon!
