You have heavy periods. In women, the number-one cause of iron deficiency is too-heavy periods, says Jacques Moritz, MD, director of gynecology at Mount Sinai St. Luke's Roosevelt in New York City. They lose too much blood, replace about half of it, and then lose too much again the following month, he says.
My motherboard is always around 37-41 degrees Celcius when the computer is idle. I was told in one of these posts that it was not dangerous. Since you are in the 33-34 range, I assume thats good. My CPU is always between 28-33 degrees Celcius (I am using stock cooling)
A couple of days ago I finally upgraded my PC to z97 motherboard with i7-4790 CPU and trying to monitor it with AIDA64 just in case. And I noticed while in idle state the hottest component is the PCH, it's constantly on 49C while CPU is around 25C with GPU around 35C. Is it normal for PCH on z97 motherboard to be that hot while the PC is pretty much idle? Or should I attempt to install some better cooling in my PC case somehow? I'm worrying a bit since a few years back I used to have a really bad experience with overheating x58 motherboard.