Black and purple on female waist after cupping

Key reminder: After cupping on a woman's waist, the skin color appears purple-black. This condition may indicate insufficient blood supply to the part, or poor blood circulation. It may also indicate cold blood stasis, or high blood sugar in the body, or evil heat. If the purple-black area is slightly painful when touched, it means that the patient has excessive blood stasis in the body.

After cupping, the human body will experience various conditions. Some people's skin becomes redder, some people's skin becomes purple-red, or the cupped skin turns purple-black, leaving a small amount of bruises, or leaving a small amount of spotted, dark purple red rashes. These conditions can all indicate different problems in the human body. For example, after some ladies have cupping, the skin on their waists turns purple and black. Below, we will explain what happens when a lady's waist turns black and purple after cupping.

1. After cupping, if you find that the skin at the cupping location appears dark red or purple-black, or has cinnabar-like appearance, and it is painful to touch, and the body becomes hot, then this indicates that the patient has heat toxicity in the body.

2. After cupping, if the cupped skin appears dark purple or grayish black, without cinnabar or fever, it indicates that the patient has diabetes.

3. If there are small blisters on the patient's skin after cupping, or local skin edema, it means that there is too much cold and dampness in the patient's body, which usually causes the body to become sick due to moisture.

4. If you find that your skin becomes slightly itchy after cupping, or some lines appear on the surface of the cupped skin, it indicates that the patient may have rheumatism.

5. If a very bright red color appears and is accompanied by local fever, it means that the patient has intense heat toxins in the body, kidney yin deficiency, and excessive liver fire. If it is dark red, it generally indicates that the blood sugar viscosity is too high, or the blood sugar is too high, or it may be due to insufficient blood supply.

This is a brief introduction to what happens when a woman's waist turns black and purple after cupping. The skin at the cupping site appears purple-black, which is most typically caused by congestion or heat toxicity. With the continuous follow-up of the cupping treatment process, these symptoms will gradually improve, the purple-black color will gradually become lighter, and then it will be less likely to leave marks at the cupping site, indicating that the patient's condition is gradually improving.