Does physical examination during menstruation have any impact?

We all undergo routine physical examinations before entering work. The purpose of routine physical examinations is to check whether our bodies have any potential diseases. If the body has serious or common diseases, they can be detected through routine physical examinations. In our daily lives, we should also develop the habit of regular physical examinations, which will help us understand our physical condition. If we have any symptoms, we can receive treatment in the early stages of the disease. Some women happen to have their menstrual period during routine physical examinations. Does having their period affect routine physical examinations?

Women need to be cautious when having routine physical examinations during menstruation, because routine physical examinations during menstruation will affect routine urine tests. When the urine is contaminated, blood cells will be tested. At this time, the shape of blood cells is destroyed, and the number will also change. In addition, when holding back urine, the shape of blood cells will be destroyed, and the pH value of urine will also change. However, electrocardiogram, blood tests, liver function and kidney function are not likely to be affected. Therefore, it is best for women not to have a routine physical examination during their menstrual period, which will affect the results of the routine physical examination. It is best to have a routine physical examination three days after the menstrual period.

Another reason is that it is not convenient for women to do gynecological examinations when they are menstruating, because gynecological examinations require vaginal examinations, and women at this time are in their menstrual period, with extremely low systemic and local resistance. The uterine wall will peel and bleed, causing wounds, and the cervix will be stretched, making it easy for microorganisms to invade the body. Therefore, it is not convenient to do a gynecological examination at this time.

Women must have a gynecological examination during routine physical examinations, especially basic gynecological examinations, routine leucorrhea examinations, and vaginal and B-ultrasound examinations, which can check whether women have potential gynecological diseases and uterine and ovarian diseases. Therefore, women will definitely be affected if they do this kind of test during their period. It is best for women not to drink alcohol for a week before a physical examination, especially the day before the physical examination. They should not eat anything after 8 o'clock and should not drink water after 9 o'clock. Only in this way can accurate results be checked.

We have read the above introduction and should have some understanding of whether menstruation affects physical examinations. Therefore, we can also understand that physical examinations are very important examinations, which are very important to our own health. Therefore, we should attach great importance to physical examinations in our daily lives. It is best to have regular physical examinations every year. Relevant preparations should be done before physical examinations to ensure the accuracy of the examinations.