Are there any precautions for cupping

When cupping, the following precautions should be taken:

Choose the appropriate environment:

·Keep the room warm and avoid being exposed to wind and too cold.

Skin condition:

Skin damage, ulcers, and infected areas should not be cupped.

Cupping time:

It should not be too long, usually 10-15 minutes is sufficient.

Cupping frequency:

It should not be too frequent, usually 1-2 times a week is appropriate.

Physical condition:

Cupping should not be done after meals, when feeling too tired, on an empty stomach, or when emotionally agitated.

Pay attention to hygiene:

Tools should be disinfected and kept clean before and after use.

Special population:

Children, pregnant women, and the elderly should be cautious about cupping and consult a physician if necessary.

Reaction observation:

If discomfort occurs after cupping, stop immediately and consult a doctor.

Ensure proper operation to achieve optimal results and safety experience.