Can I remove my wisdom teeth while I am menstruating?

Nowadays, many people choose to have their teeth extracted due to poor diet or some other reasons, but certain conditions must be considered before a tooth can be extracted. For example, if you suffer from certain diseases, you cannot have your teeth extracted. So, can you have your teeth extracted during your period? You cannot have your teeth extracted during pregnancy or during your menstrual period. During the menstrual period, women's physical fitness will be weaker than before, and the wound healing ability and hematopoietic ability will not be so good. Tooth extraction during this period is more difficult to recover. Therefore, doctors recommend that female compatriots do not have to have their teeth extracted during their menstrual period, but wait until after their menstrual period is over.

There are many things that women cannot do during their menstrual period, and they need to be careful and cautious when doing things. For example, tooth extraction cannot be done during menstruation. Some surgeries should also be avoided during menstruation. It is very inconvenient to have surgery during menstruation and it is not good for the human body. Therefore, people who are going to have surgery need to tell their doctors about their menstrual period or other conditions of their body, so that the doctors can adjust the treatment plan in time and avoid unexpected accidents during the surgery.

What needs to be noted here is that no matter the size of the surgery, it must be performed during the menstrual period.

You cannot have your teeth extracted during your menstrual period, whether it is on the first day of your menstrual period or the last day of your menstrual period. The doctor should have asked the patient before extracting a tooth. At this time, you cannot lie to the doctor and say that you are not on your menstrual period just because you find it troublesome or have something urgent to do. This is wrong and will have many negative effects on you. During menstruation, the body's blood coagulation becomes weaker. As we all know, the mouth will bleed after tooth extraction, but it will usually heal in one or two days and the bleeding will not continue. If the tooth is extracted during menstruation, the body's blood coagulation will decrease and it may take a month to stop the bleeding, which will have a negative impact on both the body and daily life.

If your teeth bleed frequently, there will be blood in your mouth, which will make you feel uncomfortable and make it inconvenient to eat. Therefore, everyone should try not to extract teeth during menstruation. It is not too late to extract teeth after the menstrual period. In addition, people with high blood pressure or heart disease should try not to have their teeth extracted as it will cause some effects on the body. After tooth extraction, listen to your doctor's advice and do not take medicine randomly. Taking too much wrong medicine will have an impact on the body. You must also keep your mouth clean and hygienic, eat less spicy and greasy food, and eat lighter food.