When women undergo gynecological examinations, they tend to avoid the menstrual period as much as possible, including during gynecological surgeries. Menstrual bleeding during menstruation may affect the examination results and surgical treatment effectiveness, so it is important to avoid menstruation. So, on what day of menstruation is the gynecological examination scheduled?
Three days after the menstrual period is over, it is more accurate to undergo gynecological examinations. However, if irregular bleeding or abdominal pain symptoms still occur, gynecological examination is not recommended. When conducting gynecological examinations, doctors will examine private areas. If menstrual blood does not flow completely, there may be some deviation in the examination results, and it is also inconvenient for doctors to check. Therefore, it is recommended to wait until menstruation is clean before conducting the examination.
Common gynecological examinations for women include gynecological routine examination, vaginal discharge routine examination, vaginal ultrasound examination, and cervical scraping examination. Women should undergo regular gynecological examinations to understand their own health status and detect possible diseases as early as possible. If there are problems such as diseases, timely treatment is necessary.
The reason why gynecological examinations should be conducted a few days after menstruation is clean is that it takes some time for women's endometrium to fall off, and they need to wait for the endometrium to fall off completely before conducting examinations. At this time, new endometrium grows out, and the thickness of the endometrium is also suitable for gynecological examinations.
