It is possible to have a normal infusion during a woman’s menstrual period, and there is no significant effect, because an infusion is only a method of medication that is administered by dissolving the medication used to treat the disease in a sodium chloride solution or a glucose solution for infusion into the body. Whether or not a woman is menstruating does not have a direct effect on the use of medication, because the medication enters the body’s blood circulation directly, that is, into the blood vessels, and does not have a direct effect on a woman’s menstruation. If you ignore the effects of menstruation on your body, you should take your medication on time under the guidance of your doctor in order to effectively help your body return to its normal condition.