Does tooth extraction affect menstruation?

Oral health problems have always been a situation that many people are prone to, so it is important to understand the correct oral care methods, and pay attention to the fact that women should not have their teeth fixed during menstruation to avoid other adverse effects or infections.

1. Tooth extraction is not allowed during menstrual period

If you need to extract a tooth, you must first see a dentist and consult the doctor for specific instructions. Usually, dentists will tell women not to have teeth extracted during their menstrual period.

2. Extract teeth before or after menstruation. It is best to extract teeth after menstruation.

According to personal experience, it is best for women to have their teeth extracted after their menstrual period.

3. Delayed menstrual period after tooth extraction

In reality, some women will experience delayed menstruation after tooth extraction. If you search on Baidu, you can see that many netizens have the same experience.

4. "The next menstrual period will be delayed after tooth extraction" according to the dentist

If menstruation is late, many people will inevitably feel anxious. If you ask the dentist, they may say that tooth extraction has nothing to do with menstruation. But the problem is, they can’t experience a lot of it themselves, so what they say is not entirely correct.

5. In reality, many women’s menstrual periods are delayed

The actual situation is that my period came twelve days after I had my tooth extracted, which is the same as the situation of many people on the Internet.

6. If there is a delay, don’t worry, relax

After reading this experience, if a female friend encounters the same situation after tooth extraction, first of all, don’t be anxious, but wait patiently. Unless it has been more than half a month or a month and still has not come, then go to the hospital to see a doctor for consultation or examination.