Has anyone tried adjusting their surgery schedule based on their menstrual cycle?

I think I usually went before my period! It wasn't that I intentionally avoided it, but I remember always booking it that way.

Swelling and pain can be more sensitive during menstruation, so I was advised to inform the doctor of my cycle and medication in advance, and to schedule an appointment after my period has ended if possible.

Do not stop taking birth control pills or painkillers on your own; be sure to consult with a doctor.

Since bleeding, swelling, and pain can feel more sensitive during menstruation, I tried to avoid scheduling appointments for a week before and after my period if possible, and I found it helpful to inform the hospital in advance if I am taking birth control pills or painkillers.

I was advised at the hospital to avoid the procedure during the first 2-3 days of heavy menstruation if possible, and they told me to be sure to mention beforehand whether I was taking painkillers or birth control pills.

It seems safest to inform the hospital of your expected period date and adjust your schedule accordingly.

I was advised at the hospital to schedule it as soon as possible after my period ends, around the time before ovulation.

They mentioned that during menstruation, my condition, swelling, and pain can be more sensitive, and I should never stop taking painkillers, birth control pills, or hormone medication without consulting the hospital beforehand.

It's especially helpful to bring a list of medications you're currently taking, as certain painkillers, particularly those in the aspirin family, can affect bleeding.

The clinic recommended scheduling the procedure either before or after your period, avoiding the days immediately surrounding it due to potential swelling and discomfort. They also advised to check with the clinic beforehand about whether to stop taking any birth control pills or pain relievers you might be currently using.