Is there a best interval according to research?

No. Studies are too few and too varied to give a clear answer, so the interval is set individually.

Can I get cupping every month?

Some people do, but we recommend longer intervals as standard, and the marks should always have faded first.

Do I have to book a series?

No. You book one treatment at a time and decide afterwards whether to continue.

How often can I cup the same area of the body?

There is no exact scientific rule, but many practitioners choose to wait at least about four weeks before performing wet cupping on exactly the same area again. This is a separate guideline from the general series planning with maintenance every 8 to 12 weeks and series of 2 to 3 sessions spaced 2 to 3 weeks apart.

I take blood-thinning medication, can I still get cupped?

Always tell your therapist about blood-thinning medication, abnormal blood values, or a recent blood donation before treatment. Never stop your medication on your own. Any changes are made only in consultation with your doctor.

Who decides how often I should be cupped?

The final plan is made individually by your therapist based on your health and how you respond to previous treatments, starting from the general guidelines on maintenance and series.

How often should you get cupping?

For most people, wet cupping every eight to twelve weeks is enough as maintenance. For a current complaint, two to three treatments two to three weeks apart is common, followed by longer intervals.