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Hi!! Ive had endo for a while but the past few months Ive been dealing with daily fevers as well, its usually accompanied with a lot of pain too. I think its an uncommon symptom of endo but I was wondering if any of our communtity has that issue as well. If you have any advice too, that would be appreciated <3

April 18
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Hi!! Yeah I record them, usually around 99°F to 102°F ( low grade to more high grade ) I dont think its menopausal symptoms but its a possibility, also I tried talking to my healthcare providers but they didnt take me seriously :( Thanks for telling me your experiences and opening my mind to more possibilities!! :)

April 19
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Are daily fevers a symptom you're experiencing with endometriosis?

While fever isn't typically listed as a common endometriosis symptom, it's important to take this seriously. Daily fevers accompanied by significant pain could indicate something that needs medical attention, such as an infection or another complication.

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Are daily fevers a symptom you're experiencing with endometriosis?

While fever isn't typically listed as a common endometriosis symptom, it's important to take this seriously. Daily fevers accompanied by significant pain could indicate something that needs medical attention, such as an infection or another complication.

The most commonly reported endometriosis symptoms include:
* Pelvic pain, especially during periods
* Pain during bowel movements or urination
* Painful sex
* Fatigue
* Irregular periods
* Gastrointestinal issues like bloating, nausea, diarrhea, or constipation

If you're experiencing daily fevers along with your pain, it's really important to contact your doctor or healthcare provider right away rather than trying to manage this on your own. Fevers can signal that something else is going on that needs proper evaluation and treatment.

An endometriosis specialist would be particularly helpful in this situation, as they can better assess whether your symptoms are related to endo or if there's another issue that needs addressing. Don't wait on this one - reach out to your healthcare team soon.

April 18
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Are they actual fevers (are you taking your temperature? is your temp elevated <2°F?) or are you just really hot (possible hot flash.) Before I got my official diagnosis, I had hot flashes in my 30s due to my hormonal imbalance & fluctuations. They would often announce an imminent migraine ("Take meds NOW!!!"). I was teaching at that time & most of my students were older women who were all ' you're too young to have hot flashes....' The other possibility if not true fever is that fertile women have a basal body temp increase in anticipation of fertilization. Once you enter the luteal phase, basal body temp drops. If not these things, see a doctor/ ask during regular gyno or GP visit.

April 19

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