Can teeth be extracted during menstruation?

　　Can teeth be extracted during menstruation?

　　Experts point out that tooth extraction should be avoided during menstruation, because tooth extraction during menstruation can easily lead to bleeding, and in severe cases, heavy bleeding.

　　Menstruation is female Unique physiological changes that, in addition to maintaining female characteristics and reproductive functions, often affect the body's blood flow and coagulation mechanisms. According to research, platelets will change greatly during menstruation. They often decrease on the first day of menstruation and do not rise back to the original number until the third or fourth day.

　　In addition, during menstruation, the human body Uterus The intima can release more tissue-activating substances, which can activate plasminogen in the blood into plasmin with anticoagulant effect, increasing the body's bleeding tendency. Therefore, surgery or tooth extraction during the menstrual period may cause heavy bleeding.

　　Not only is it best not to extract teeth during the menstrual period, but also during the first three months and the last three months of pregnancy. Although there is no effect of menstruation during pregnancy, tooth extraction in early pregnancy can easily cause miscarriage, and tooth extraction in late pregnancy can easily induce miscarriage. premature birth Tooth extraction for pregnant women can be done between 4 and 6 months of pregnancy.

　　In addition to tooth extraction, there are many Gynecology Surgery and gynecological examinations should also be avoided during the menstrual period. If you are not sure whether certain examinations and surgeries should avoid the menstrual period, you can consult your doctor in advance to avoid accidents.

　　Experts point out that teeth should not be extracted during menstruation to avoid excessive bleeding, so surgery during menstruation will also cause more bleeding.