Usually, the temperature of the water used for uterine balloon compression for hemostasis is between 37-40 degrees Celsius. This temperature range maintains the contraction of the endothelial vessels, which in turn stops the bleeding. However, the choice of the exact temperature also takes into account the patient's tolerance and the doctor's experience.
It is important to note that uterine balloon compression to stop bleeding is a medical technique that needs to be performed by a medical professional and should not be done on your own. If you have questions or need to perform uterine balloon compression hemostasis, please consult a physician for professional guidance.