Does the best time for cupping for women vary depending on the therapeutic goal?
Yes, the timing of cupping for women varies depending on the therapeutic reason, and this is an important medical point that many people overlook.
- Preventive or general therapeutic cupping: It is preferred to perform it after the end of the menstrual cycle.
- Hormonal cupping and ovarian stimulation: It has a completely different timing.
Best time for cupping for women in cases of ovarian stimulation
If cupping is performed for reasons such as:
- Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
- Ovarian stimulation
- Ovulation induction
- Hormonal regulation
- Supporting pregnancy
📌 Then the best time for therapeutic cupping is:
From day 3 to day 7 of the menstrual cycle
Why is this timing the best?
- Beginning of the follicular phase
- Natural increase in FSH and estrogen hormones
- Achieving the best therapeutic response for the ovaries and uterus
Cupping during this period helps to:
- Improve blood circulation
- Reduce congestion
- Support hormonal balance
⚠️ Important note This timing is used only for therapeutic cupping aimed at ovarian stimulation.
Is cupping during menstruation always safe?
❌ Cupping is generally not performed during menstruation
✔️ Except in specific therapeutic hormonal cases only, and under certain conditions:
- Controlled amount of blood
- Carefully selected points
- Under specialist supervision
- With monitoring of the patient’s general condition (blood pressure – hemoglobin level)
Special tips for hormonal cupping for women
- Conduct hormone tests when needed
- Drink sufficient amounts of water before and after the session
- Avoid cupping in cases of severe anemia
- Do not combine it with strong hormonal medications without consulting a specialist
- Commit to the full treatment plan: 3 sessions – one session per month
