Can my aunt have her teeth extracted?

It is well known that there are many prohibitions for women during menstruation. For example, teeth cannot be extracted during menstruation. If teeth are extracted during menstruation, there is an increased possibility of infection and heavy bleeding. It is best to avoid tooth extraction during menstruation and have it extracted three days after the end of menstruation. So besides not being able to have teeth extracted during menstruation, what other prohibitions are there for women?

It is generally recommended that female patients avoid tooth extraction during the menstrual period, because the blood coagulation state of the female body during the menstrual period is different from that at normal times. Tooth extraction is prone to continuous bleeding, which is difficult to stop and prone to infection. Tooth extraction is time-selective, so it is best to consider it two to three days after the end of your period, especially when removing more traumatic teeth, such as wisdom teeth.

First of all, it can be said with certainty that teeth cannot be extracted during menstruation. If teeth are extracted during menstruation, there is a possibility of increased infection and heavy bleeding. It is best to avoid tooth extraction during menstruation and have it extracted three days after the end of menstruation.

Points to note after tooth extraction:

1. If you have a history of coagulation disorders, hypertension, heart disease, etc., you should take the initiative to tell your doctor so that he or she will pay attention and make emergency preparations. 2. Rinse your mouth thoroughly with warm salt water before tooth extraction.

3. Do not rinse your mouth on the day after tooth extraction to prevent blood clots from falling out of the extraction wound.

4. If there is heavy bleeding on the day of tooth extraction or the next day, a dressing of appropriate size can be placed on the wound.

5. On the second day after tooth extraction, there was still severe pain in the wound, and there was no blood clot in the wound, but there was dirt and bad smell, which was a complication of localized alveolar osteomyelitis. The area should be rinsed alternately with warm saline and 3% hydrogen peroxide daily. Place iodine form gauze strips of corresponding size and add a very small amount of clove oil to fill the wound until the wound is healed and pain-free.

6. If bleeding does not stop after tooth extraction, you should quickly clean the blood in your mouth and remove the free blood clots on the tooth extraction wound. Then place a dressing on the wound. If there is still a lot of bleeding, you should go to the hospital for treatment.

7. You must use mouthwash after meals and before going to bed. Hold it gently for thirty seconds and then spit it out slowly to prevent bacterial infection.

8. Take medicines according to the doctor's prescription and do not reduce the dosage on your own, otherwise the consequences will be unimaginable.

9. Drink more fruit juice and supplement vitamin C and B complex to promote wound healing.

10. Remember to leave the phone number of the hospital or clinic and the name of the doctor, and contact the doctor immediately if there is any emergency.

11. Decline social engagements and avoid excessive drinking. Adequate rest and sleep are necessary.

12. You can drink water and eat semi-liquid food such as porridge, thin noodles, etc. 2 hours after tooth extraction. Do not eat too hot or too hard food, do not drink strong alcohol, do not smoke, and do not eat spicy food.