When is the best time to check for menstrual bleeding?

There are many factors that lead to insufficient menstrual flow. On the one hand, the imbalance of estrogen levels in the body causes poor development of the endometrium, resulting in insufficient menstrual flow. Secondly, some gynecological inflammations can also affect the growth of the endometrium and cause insufficient menstrual flow. If you want to check, you can check the six indicators of women's sex hormones, and you can also use B-ultrasound to check the condition inside the uterus.

The test of six indicators of female sex hormones is carried out on the second day or the third day of the menstrual period, with a fasting blood test to observe the detailed situation of the body's estrogen level in the follicular phase. If the female hormone level is slightly low, or there is an error or imbalance, estrogen drugs such as Progesterone and Progesterone Copper are generally used for medication treatment. If you want to have a B-ultrasound examination or a routine gynecological examination, it is relatively appropriate to consider conducting the examination within 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends. If you want to observe the endometrium during ovulation, you can consider checking on the 10th to 15th day of the menstrual period.

The inspection period is small, and it is not completed in one inspection. The test should be done at least twice, one on the second or third day of the menstrual period, with a blood test for six sex hormones and thyroxine, mainly to understand the endocrine status and whether there are any abnormalities in the ovaries. The second examination needs to be done by B-ultrasound examination 3-7 days before the menstrual period. The purpose is to understand the thickness of the uterine wall, especially for patients who have had a lot of abortions in the past and have caused a decrease in menstrual volume. It is mainly used to clear the damage to the uterine wall, which leads to incomplete intrauterine adhesions and shortened menstrual periods.

If you have a light menstrual flow, you should have a blood test for growth hormone 3 to 5 days before your period to check your endocrine status. Because the estrogen component is usually low, or the prolactin component is increased, the menstrual flow is small due to the increase of androgen. During the 3rd to 5th day of the menstrual period, it is the follicular phase, and the growth hormone test is relatively stable. In addition, you should also do a B-ultrasound, which can be done at any time. B-ultrasound can show the thickness of the uterine wall. It is recommended to check the thickness of the uterine wall before the onset of menstruation.