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Recurring sickness everymonth
I am 35 yrs female... everymonth I notice the sickness like tiredness and low grade fever...it lasts for one or two days and goes away... exactly this happens around 10 days before my periods..
Also past 4 to 5 months my periods are also not on time... every month it comes 3 to 4 days late.
I'm not sure if the feverish thing is due to the preperiods.
Please advise
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If you want get evaluated with few hormonal tests
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Dr. Manshah
General Physician
Srinagar
Delay for 3 or 4 days is normal.
During ovulation body temperature is slightly different than normal days. So feeling feverish is normal.
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Pleasw check for deficiencies ( iron , b12, folate )
Also get a hormonal panel done
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Dr. Naikey Minarey
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Indore
It might be due to ovulation.
Getting periods late by 3 to 4 days is ok... nothing to worry .
Get Temperature charting to be sure
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