Will applying for a menstrual health certificate have any impact?

Under normal circumstances, applying for a health certificate during menstruation will basically not affect the final result. False positive errors may occur only in the sampling process involving routine urine and stool routines. This can be completely avoided by explaining the situation to medical staff in advance. There is no need to adjust the schedule specifically to apply for a health certificate.

A while ago, I accompanied a friend to apply for a health certificate just in time for her menstrual period. I checked a lot of information before and went to the community health service center twice before I found out the way. Routine examination items on the health certificate, such as chest X-rays, liver function tests, medical and surgical cardiopulmonary auscultation, and skin examinations, are not related to the menstrual period at all. The results are no different from non-menstrual periods, so there is no need to worry about inaccuracies.

The only thing that may go wrong is the routine sampling of urine and feces - if menstrual blood is accidentally mixed in when taking urine, the urine test report will show positive urine occult blood, which can easily be misdiagnosed as urinary system inflammation.； If the stool routine is stained with menstrual blood, there will be a false positive for occult blood, so it is useless to go back for a re-examination. For example, my friend was embarrassed to say that she was visiting her aunt at first. She didn't pay attention when taking urine, and the result was 2+ occult blood in the urine test. Later, she told the doctor about the situation, and they marked her for a physiological expectancy review on the spot. When she was clean, she took another urine sample and passed, without delay in getting the certificate.

Nowadays, the health certificate examination items in different industries and regions are actually quite different. For example, in many places, health certificates for restaurants and supermarkets do not require routine urine tests at all, but only check liver function, intestinal pathogenic bacteria and chest X-rays. There is no problem at all when going through menstruation. Some people also think that the resistance during menstruation is weak. If there are many people queuing in the hospital, it is easy to catch colds and aggravate dysmenorrhea. It is best to stagger the time. This is also true. If you have severe menstrual reaction and the pain is so painful that you can't even walk, there is really no need to carry it. It will not delay things if you are three to five days late.

If you are really in a hurry to get your certificate and join the job, don’t panic. If you go and take the initiative to mention to the nurse that you are in your menstrual period, they will remind you to wipe your vulva before you urinate, and to avoid contamination in the middle of the urine. If you are really worried, you can also do other projects first, and then come back to take samples after your menstrual period, and your results will not be stuck.