A mild increase in body temperature after taking medication to promote ovulation after the menstrual period is mostly normal, which is mainly related to changes in progesterone levels in the patient’s body.
The female menstrual cycle can be divided into four phases: menstrual phase, follicular phase, ovulation phase and luteal phase. Generally speaking, women who enter the ovulatory phase may experience a mild increase in body temperature due to the increased concentration of progesterone in the body.
Some patients have ovulation disorders due to ovarian function damage, hormone regulation disorders, etc., and need to use drugs to promote ovulation, such as clomiphene, letrozole, etc., which can also promote the secretion of progesterone, and an increase in body temperature can occur.
The use of drugs to promote ovulation should be carried out under the guidance and advice of a doctor, and if the body temperature rises excessively after the use of drugs, such as more than 38 ℃, it should be timely to go to the hospital for treatment.