Overview:

The Menstrual History Form is designed to capture detailed menstrual and reproductive health information of a patient. It is primarily used in Gynaecology (Gynac) and Obstetrics (Obs) workflows to ensure accurate clinical documentation and better patient care. The form integrates with EMR systems for streamlined data recording and access.

Description:

The Menstrual History Form for EMR Integration is a structured clinical form designed to capture comprehensive menstrual and reproductive health details of a patient. It plays a crucial role in Gynaecology (Gynac) and Obstetrics (Obs) workflows by enabling doctors to document, analyze, and track menstrual patterns efficiently within the EMR system.

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• Present Cycle:

This field captures the duration (in days) of the patient’s current menstrual cycle. It helps in understanding ongoing cycle patterns and identifying abnormalities.

• Past Cycle:

Records the duration of the previous cycle, allowing comparison with the present cycle to assess consistency or irregularities.

• LMP (Last Menstrual Period):

A date selection field used to record the first day of the patient’s last menstrual period. This is a critical parameter for calculating cycle phases, ovulation, and expected due dates in pregnancy-related cases.

• Flow Type:

A dropdown field where the doctor can select the type of menstrual flow (e.g., light, moderate, heavy). This helps in identifying conditions like menorrhagia or hypomenorrhea.

• Age at Menarche:

Captures the age at which the patient experienced her first menstrual cycle. This information is important for evaluating hormonal health and developmental patterns.

• Cycle Regularity:

Indicates whether the patient’s menstrual cycle is regular or irregular. This helps in diagnosing conditions such as PCOS or hormonal imbalances.

• Cycle Length (days):

Records the average number of days between two menstrual cycles. This provides a broader understanding of the patient’s menstrual rhythm.

• Duration of Flow (days):

Captures how many days the menstrual bleeding lasts. Abnormal durations can indicate underlying health issues.

• Dysmenorrhea (Period Pain):

A selectable field to record the severity of menstrual pain (mild, moderate, severe). This helps in assessing pain management needs and identifying possible conditions like endometriosis.

• Menopause / Perimenopause Status:

Indicates whether the patient is in reproductive age, perimenopause, or menopause. This is essential for age-related diagnosis and treatment planning.

Notes: Ensure the Menstrual History Form is enabled only for relevant consultations such as Gynac and Obs. Accurate data entry is important for effective diagnosis and treatment planning. Regularly review the entered information to maintain consistency and improve patient care outcomes.

Updated on: 11/04/2026