Can I have a physical examination when my period comes?

Most women do not like the arrival of their period, because on the one hand, it affects their mood and some women even experience dysmenorrhea. On the other hand, it delays a lot of things. After all, it affects many things and makes everything inconvenient, especially for students who cannot take physical education classes, etc. So, can you have a physical examination when your period comes? Let’s take a look at this issue with the editor.

If you just want to do a routine health check, you cannot do it during menstruation, because the female vagina's ability to resist bacteria is very low at this time, so the possibility of infection caused by vaginal examination is very high, and the examination effect is not good at this time. The female hormone level is unstable, which will have a direct impact on the examination results. If heavy bleeding occurs during menstruation, it is a different matter. Go to the hospital in time to check the cause of the bleeding and actively receive treatment. It can be seen that this issue is still worthy of attention. Another situation is that for infertility tests or irregular menstruation, it is best to have a physical examination 12 hours before menstruation or at the beginning of menstruation, so that the cause can be found out in a targeted manner. We must take this issue seriously.

The best time for a female physical examination is 3-7 days after menstruation stops. Also, women should avoid having sex and excessively clean the vagina three days before the examination. So after figuring out this problem, I will look at the precautions for physical examination. Physical examination is the abbreviation of physical examination, which refers to the physical examination of the examinee through medical means and methods. Many people fail to have the physical examination on time because they do not understand the issues that should be paid attention to during the physical examination, which wastes time and causes unnecessary trouble.

1. Get enough rest before the physical examination. Poor rest will affect blood sugar, blood lipids and blood pressure. But it has no effect on the examination of hepatitis B lineage.

2. B-ultrasound of liver, gallbladder and pancreas generally requires fasting.

3. Liver function, blood sugar, and blood lipid tests require fasting (including eating, drinking, taking medicine, etc.), and blood draw is required before breakfast; hepatitis B three-line and blood routine tests do not require fasting and can be checked at any time.

4. Women cannot undergo gynecological examinations during menstruation.

5. Do not wear anything containing metal when taking an X-ray, otherwise it will block the X-ray and may lead to misdiagnosis.

6. Empty your bladder before undergoing a gynecological examination. If you want to do both a uterine B-ultrasound and a gynecological examination, it is best to do the uterine B-ultrasound first and then the gynecological examination.

7. When doing a uterine B-ultrasound, a certain amount of urine must be accumulated in the bladder in order to see clearly.