The traditional Chinese medicine culture in our country is vast and profound, with a long history, and has made brilliant contributions to China and even the whole world. Cupping and guasha are well-known traditional Chinese medicine therapies. Appropriate cupping or scraping therapy is beneficial for our body's detoxification. So, can pregnant women pull out cans? Can pregnant women use guasha? Next, the editor will provide a detailed introduction for everyone.
Can pregnant women pull out cans
Pregnant women should not remove cupping, as it can have serious consequences for both the mother and the fetus. Cupping can promote faster blood circulation, and improper cupping can cause threatened miscarriage in pregnant women.
Can pregnant women use guasha
Pregnant women are not allowed to use scraping therapy. Although scraping therapy can regulate menstrual flow, relieve fatigue, and increase immune function, it requires passing through some acupoints to achieve certain effects. However, some acupoints in pregnant women are prohibited from scraping therapy. Scraping these acupoints can activate the circulation of qi and blood, but it can also easily cause uterine contractions, which may lead to miscarriage.
Moreover, guasha can detoxify while also losing nutrients. Pregnant women need nutrition at this time, so guasha is not suitable for pregnant women in all aspects, especially for their abdomen and lumbar region, which are absolutely prohibited from guasha.
The above is some content introduced by the editor about whether pregnant women can cupping or scraping. I hope it is helpful to everyone. To be precise, pregnant women should not use cupping or scraping therapy. For the health of the baby, pregnant women should be very careful. However, once pregnant women have given birth and their bodies have recovered, they can use cupping or scraping therapy. Pregnant women should take good care of themselves, pay more attention to the condition of the fetus in their abdomen, be responsible for themselves, and be responsible for the fetus.
