The menstrual period is a special period of periodic changes in hormone levels and endocrine system in women's bodies. During this period, a woman's body undergoes a series of changes, including the shedding of the endometrium, blood loss, etc. Therefore, whether it is appropriate to perform acupuncture** during this period needs to take into account the impact of acupuncture** and the impact of menstrual period on the female body.
During the menstrual period, a woman's body is relatively weak, and her immunity and resistance are relatively low. Acupuncture** at this time may increase the risk of infection and the effectiveness of acupuncture** may also be affected. Therefore, from the point of view of safety and effectiveness, it is recommended that women avoid acupuncture** during their menstrual period.
However, if a woman needs acupuncture**, it can be done within a few days of the menstrual period. This period is known as the follicular phase and is a period when hormone levels in a woman's body are relatively stable. Acupuncture** is performed during this period to avoid the impact of the menstrual period on the effectiveness of acupuncture and at the same time reduce the risk of infection.
In addition, if a woman needs acupuncture**, she should choose a formal acupuncture institution or hospital**. Before proceeding, the doctor should conduct a comprehensive assessment of the woman's physical condition to understand the woman's menstrual cycle, health status, etc., to ensure the safety and effectiveness of acupuncture**.
In conclusion, acupuncture** is not recommended for women during their menstrual period, and can be done within a few days after the menstrual period. At the same time, before performing acupuncture**, you should choose a regular acupuncture institution or hospital**, and inform the doctor of your menstrual cycle and health status. This ensures the safety and effectiveness of acupuncture**.
In addition to choosing the right timing for acupuncture, women also need to pay attention to the following points when performing acupuncture**:
1. Excessive fatigue and hunger should be avoided before acupuncture, so as not to affect the effect of acupuncture.
2. After acupuncture, you should pay attention to keeping warm and resting, and avoid strenuous exercise and wetting, so as not to cause infection or affect the effect of acupuncture.
3. If you need to do acupuncture multiple times, you should arrange the time and frequency reasonably, so as not to cause too much burden to the body.
4. If there is discomfort or abnormal reaction during or after acupuncture, you should inform the doctor in time and seek help.
In conclusion, acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine that has a good effect on some diseases. However, there are safety and effectiveness issues that need to be taken into account when performing acupuncture**. Acupuncture** is not recommended for women during their menstrual period, and can be done within a few days after the menstrual period. At the same time, you should choose a regular acupuncture institution or hospital for **, and inform the doctor of your menstrual cycle and health status. November Creation Incentive Program