Gynecological diseases pose great harm to women. Some women cannot conceive due to gynecological diseases, while others lose their lives due to gynecological diseases. Therefore, female friends should regularly undergo gynecological examinations to receive timely treatment for gynecological diseases. Can I go see a gynecologist if my period is still four days away?
It is best to treat gynecological diseases three to seven days after menstruation. However, there are still four days before menstruation, so it is still possible to go to see a gynecologist. In fact, as long as there is no menstruation, a gynecological examination should be done.
The color of menstruation can actually determine whether a woman is healthy and has gynecological diseases. Normally, the color of menstrual blood should be dark red, and it contains many components such as fragments of the endometrium and cells of the vaginal epithelium. Moreover, this type of menstrual blood does not have blood clots.
If the menstrual color appears pink, orange, brown, or even sometimes black, it is abnormal. If it looks pink, it may not be menstruation, which is often a common occurrence in early pregnancy. If it looks orange, it may indicate an infection in the vagina, and sometimes there may be a strange odor. If it looks brown, it may be caused by menstrual irregularities. If it looks black, it is most likely due to gynecological diseases such as vaginitis or endometritis. Female friends should pay attention to observing the color of menstrual blood in their daily lives.
