15690504 Cupping Therapy in Infertility

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Cupping Therapy And

Infertility

• Dr Muhammad M El Hennawy

• لحنا

حمد

حمد

كتور

• Ob/gyn specialist• Rass el barr central hspital and

dumyat specialised hspital

• Dumyatt ! E"#$T

• www%gecities%cm/mmhennawy



• If you accept this lecture ,take it as a sciense

• If you not accept it, take it as a fun



Cupping Therapy

• Cupping is an ancient methd f causing lcalcngestin%

• A partial &acuum is created in cups placed nthe s'in either by means f heat (ld) rsuctin(recent)%

• This draws up the underlying tissues%

• *hen the cup is left in place n the s'in fr afew minutes+ bld stasis is frmed andlcali,ed healing ta'es place%

• Cupping therapy was riginally used in Egypt andChina dating bac' sme -+. years

• Cupping is applied by acupuncturists t certain

Acupuncture pints+• as well as t regin f the rgan r the area f

dysfunctin

• as well as t regins f the bdy that are affectedby pain (where the pain is deeper than the tissues tbe pulled)



Types Of Cupping Therapy

• Dry Cupping

• Wet Cupping



Cupping has also been found to affect the

,body up to four inches into the tissues• causing tissues to release toxins,

• activate the lymphatic system,

• clear colon blockages,

• help activate and clear the veins, arteries and capillaries,

• activate the skin,

• clear stretch marks

• and improve varicose veins

• Cupping is the best deep tissue massage available

•

• Cupping, the techni!ue, is very useful and very safe,

• being free from side effects and can be easily learned



Infertility

• "iologically, inability to procreate can be classified as

• Infertility # the inability of a couple to

conceive after one year ofunprotected intercourse $%months for &omen over '()*

• infecundity $the inability of

a couple to produce a live birth*



Causes Of Infertility # +emale factor -./

# 0ale factor './

# Combined './

12TIO3O45• 6perm disorders '.%/

• 1novulation7oligoovulation './

• Tubal disease 8%/• 9nexplained 8'-/

• Cx factors (:/

• ;eritoneal factors -</



+emale Infertility

• +emale

# Ovary

# Tube # Corpus

# Cervix

# ;eritoneum



0ale Infertility

# 6perm count and function

# 2=aculate characteristics, immunology

# 1natomic anomalies



+emale Infertility



Timing Of Treatment

• arund day . f the cycle until day 00

(inductin1augmentatin)

• Ovulation phase $around day 8: of the cycle

until day 8%*>>$triggering ovulation*

• 3uteal phase $around day 8? of the cycle

until day :<*>>$luteal phase support>improveimplantation*



Ovulation Disorder

stimulate follicle development It is likely that the

hypothalamus>pituitary>ovary axis is involved in cupping >driven

ovulation induction, but the mechanisms involved remain unclear,@

The result &ith an average of '<?/

• Aormonal Infertility



+or Induction Of Ovulation$as clomid*

• use st23 r st

- r '0- r

4i "ng r

• 5 r1 sp6• - times in

fllicular

phase

• (arund day . f

the cycle until

day 00 ) eg At

day .+7+8



+or Ovarian Ayperstimulation for IB+

$$augmentation of ovulation as h0g

• 9l 2- and "& :

• E&ery 2 day till

day f retri&al f&a



;me use st23 r st - r '0- r 4i "ng 5 r1 sp6

$lus 9l 2- and "& :

In $CO; decrease pints t a&id OH;;



$Triggering Ovulation $ as AC4

• Ovulation phase $around day 8: of the cycle

until day 8%*

• T&o sessions of Cupping treatment,

• using the acupoints CB', CB-, 6T:,

Ei 4ong F or > 6;%



In Bitro +ertilisation• researchers have remarkably increased pregnancy

rates in &omen undergoing in vitro fertilisation$IB+*

In the cupping group, -:( percent of patients became pregnant, &hile in the IB+>only group,:%'/ of patients conceived

• 0any are using Cupping in con=unction &ithtraditional medical treatments such asfertility drug

• Cupping< ;huida (;T23)+ 4hng=i (C> -) and"uanyuan (C>:) n days -+ 6+ 8

• and in sme cases 00• D with fllicle1stimulating hrmne in=ectins

• then ne prir t ha&ing fertili,ed embrystransferred int their uterus+

• and ne directly afterwards



;CO6

• it appears that cupping may have a beneficial effect on &omen &ith ;CO6

$polycystic ovary syndrome* andanovulation, supported by both clinical andexperimental evidenceG

• 9ut In $CO; decrease pints t a&idOH;;

• 6tart at morning < am for H hr



Airsutism

• 1dd D 8-$C?>T8*,

• 6t '. $ovary*

• "l :.$ T88* $adrenal*



Thyroid Dysfunction

• 1dd

• 6i 8% $ C'>C-*

• D8-$C?*

• D8:$T'*



4alactorrhea

• 1dd 4b '-, 4b-8



Tubal Inflammatory "lock

• Cupping is trying in the treatment of

female infertility due to inflammatory

obstruction of the fallopian tubes,

&here it seems to be superior to

conventional therapy &ith intrauterinein=ection of gentamicin, chymotrypsin

and dexamethasone

• "ecause cupping stimulate 1CTA

&hich increase COTI6OJ2 &hitchrelieve inflammation and edema

• "l':$ 6:*, Cv-

• F or > "l :. $ T88*



9terine Cause

• Increase recepti&ity Of

Endmetrium11 C&- r C&2

• Decrease cntractility f uterus 11

?i :

• ?uteal $hase supprt !;t23+ ;p6 r9l-2

• T&ice 7 Week • +or - Weeks after ovulation



Improve Implantation

• @The peripheral impact of

cupping in improving

uterine artery blood flo&

and hence endometrialthickness also provides

encouraging data

regarding its potential

positive effect on• C&- r C&2



3uteal phase 6upport

• 3uteal phase $around day 8? of the

cycle until day :<*

• One to t&o Cupping sessions

&ere given7&eek

• The acupoints used &ere 6T:, Ei

4ong F or > 6;%



2ndometriosis

• C&2+ C&:+ ;p 3

• F or > D 8. $ T%>T?*

F or> Cv 8%• F or # "l:.$T88*

• 8. minutes 7 point7day• Course >> ? day

• Jeed : courses



Obesity

• 1dd

D8-$C?*

• D8:$T'*• "l 8.$T%>T?*

• "l :8$T8:*

• Cv 8%



Immunological cause

• 1dd

D 8. $ T%>T?* , Cv 8%



;sycological cause

• 1dd

D:. > D8- $C?*> "l

8$T%* # D'$3->3(*



9nexplained Infertility

Cv 8%Cv' or Cv:

6t:< or 6t '.

6i 8% $ C'>C-*

D8- $C?*

"l 8$T%*D 8. $ T%>T?*

"l :(

D'$3->3(*



In Clinical ;ractice,

• Cupping physicians typically see about a './

success rate $depending on age of patient* to treat

infertility• The treatment course could be any&here from ' to

% months or up to one year,

• depending on severity

• The outcome can be most re&arding, ho&ever

1long &ith giving birth to a healthy baby,



Obser&atin f the effecti&eness f the

treatment fr each cause f infertility

'%/2ndometriosis

-</9nexplained

'(/Tubal factor

-</Ovulatory factor

6uccess rate$/*Cause of infertility

bser&at n the e ect &eness and the



bser&at n the e ect &eness and theduratin f treatment in

casespregnancy

:/-th #th cycle

::/'rd cycle

:(/:nd cycle

:-/8st cycle

$/* ;ercentageDuration of the treatment

•The results suggest that+ amng pregnancy cases+ abut 7@ f the

patients became pregnant in the first curse (first three mnths) f the

%treatment

•e&ertheless+ still clse t -@ f the patients became pregnant during

the secnd r third curse f the treatment%



Ao& can Cupping help improve my

)success rate &ith in>vitro fertiliKation8 egulate the hormones to produce a larger number of

follicles: Improve the function of the ovaries to produce better!uality eggs' elax the patient and decrease stress- Increase blood flo& to the uterus and increase thethickness of the uterine lining( 6trengthen the immune system

% 3essen the side effects of drugs used in IB+? ;revent the uterus from contracting< Improve semen to create better !uality and !uantity ofembryos

Decrease chances of miscarriage



Conditions unlikely to respond to cupping

> complete blockage of the fallopian tubes,

> extremely lo& sperm count,

> ;ermenant premature ovarian failure In these cases,

IB+ or other reproductive techni!ues are

usually suggested



0ale Infertility



6permatogenesis induction

• use C-5 sp6

$lus 9l 2- and "& :

• E&ery - day fr -

mnth

• *ith gd diet

• And calm head



Thyroid Dysfunction

• 1dd

• 6i 8% $ C'>C-*

• D8-$C?*• D8:$T'*



Baricocele

• 1dd

6t'.

• "l :8$T8:*• "l :($3-* #

• D '$3->3(*

• $6:*:<>: '.>'8



;rostate cause

• 1dd

D8-

• D8:• "l 8

• C-

• C:



4enital Tract Inflammation

• G @0ales &ith genital tract inflammation

exhibited the most remarkable improvement

in sperm densityG @It is concluded thatcupping may be a useful, nontraumatic

treatment for males &ith very poor sperm

density• @1 definite increase in sperm count &as

detected



6exual Weakness

• 1dd

Cv ->Cv'> Cv :

• 6t '.• D8-$C?>T8*

• D8:$T'*

• "l 8$T%*• "l :($3-*

• D'$3->3(*



Obesity

• 1dd

D8-$C?*

• D8:$T'*• "l 8$T%*

• "l :8T8:*

• Cv 8%



Immunological cause

• 1dd

D 8. $ T%>T?* , Cv 8%



;sychological cause

• 1dd

D:.

• D8- $C?*• "l 8$T%*

• D'$3->3(*



9nexplained Infertility

Cv 8%Cv' or Cv:

6t:< or 6t '.

6i 8% $ C'>C-*

D8- $C?*

"l 8$T%*

D 8. $ T%>T?*

"l :(

D'$3->3(*

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