Patient's question:
Sister-in-law had a miscarriage this year when she was pregnant. She has always had a weak constitution, and recently she also developed rheumatism. The pain is so severe that she can no longer work. I heard from a friend that cupping can alleviate pain with minimal side effects. However, since she just had a miscarriage, I wanted to ask if it's safe to have cupping after a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
After a miscarriage, due to the relatively weak constitution, it is not recommended to use cupping therapy to regulate and treat illnesses. After a miscarriage, symptomatic oral administration of Super Energy Granules or Compound Ejiao can be used for regulation and treatment. If the symptoms are caused by rheumatism, symptomatic oral administration of anti-rheumatic drugs can be used for regulation and treatment. In terms of diet, it is important to rest and consume nutrient-rich, easily digestible foods. Patients should avoid cold and cooling foods, as well as spicy and irritating foods, and should maintain a balanced diet.