Can wisdom teeth be removed during menstruation?

Everyone is very familiar with wisdom teeth. They may cause us great pain and trouble during and after the growth of wisdom teeth. Pain, swelling, and inflammation will occur during the growth of wisdom teeth. If the wisdom teeth grow in a bad position, caries occurs, or the normal growth of adjacent teeth is affected, they need to be extracted. However, for women, teeth cannot be extracted during menstruation.

Can wisdom teeth be removed during menstruation?

Tooth extraction is not allowed during menstruation, because a woman's endocrine balance is affected to a certain extent during menstruation, and some subtle changes will occur in the body. At this time, the fragility of blood vessels increases, the ability of blood vessels to contract decreases, and it is easy to bleed after rupture. In addition, women's pain nerves are more sensitive during menstruation, and the body's resistance is relatively poor, so patients who have tooth extractions during menstruation will feel more sick and are more prone to infection.

Things to note after wisdom tooth extraction

1. In daily life, you must remember to take regular care after extracting wisdom teeth so that the wound can heal better. In daily life, you must remember to place some cotton swabs or gauze on the wound after extracting wisdom teeth, and then bite it gently with your teeth. This can play a good role in stopping bleeding. Generally, the cotton swabs or gauze can be removed in about forty minutes, and you should also pay attention to it.

In daily life, after extracting wisdom teeth, you must remember to use some gauze to stop bleeding. Also, you need gauze or something else that can isolate the saliva in the mouth to avoid wound infection and prevent the wound from healing normally. So you must also pay attention to it in daily life.

2. In life, do not make any facial movements with large amplitude immediately after extracting wisdom teeth. It is best to wait until a period of recovery. Because when you spit out the gauze after tooth extraction, you should be especially careful not to laugh too much or lick the wound with your tongue. This will cause serious infection or secondary bleeding of the wound. In daily life, do not use toothpicks to clean blood clots on the wound during the wound healing period. This may make the wound more serious, so you need to pay attention in daily life.