Symptoms of vaginal candidiasis during menstruation

Common symptoms of candidal vaginitis include vulvar itching, increased vaginal discharge, dregs of beans, yellow, and vulvar itching. Sometimes the itching is severe, and scratches and burning pain may occur. It may also cause intraventricular bleeding. Pay attention to sexual hygiene, stay up late less, keep the vagina dry, wear cotton underwear, stay up late less, strengthen exercise, avoid strenuous exercise, and eat a balanced diet. Candidal vaginitis is a conditional pathogen, usually caused by decreased vaginal immunity, and local or systemic antifungal drugs are used for treatment. Clean the external genitalia before and after sex, and have regular gynecological examinations, especially cervical cancer prevention examinations.

What is the perimenstrual period?

Due to the decline in estrogen levels during perimenopause, vasomotor disorders and neuropsychiatric symptoms may occur, manifested as hot flashes, sweating, emotional instability, restlessness, depression or irritability, insomnia, etc., which is called menopausal syndrome. Ovarian failure and permanent cessation of menstruation are called menopause, because the follicles in the ovaries are naturally exhausted or the remaining follicles lose their response to pituitary gonadotropin. It starts at the age of 40 and lasts for 1-2 years and lasts for 10-20 years. Ovarian function gradually declines, the number of follicles decreases significantly, and follicular dysplasia is prone to occur. Irregular menstruation, often anovulatory menstruation.

Female body temperature during menstruation

After ovulation, progesterone is secreted, which can increase body temperature. At this time, the body temperature phase will rise. There is a low temperature phase and a high temperature phase, which is called a bidirectional body temperature. However, due to emotional fluctuations at this time, some people's body temperature will be a little unstable, but the overall trend is a low temperature phase. The elevated body temperature phase is called the luteal temperature phase, which is 0.2℃ different from the follicular phase body temperature and lasts for 12-14 days, and occasionally lasts for 16 days.