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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yoni steaming is generally safe for mild menstrual discomfort, but we recommend avoiding heavy flow days. If you have heavy bleeding, IUD, pregnancy, infection, or severe cramps, please consult our therapist or your healthcare provider first.
Frequency varies by need; many clients enjoy a session every two to four weeks for maintenance, while others choose monthly care. We'll discuss goals and recommend a schedule during consultation to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Your appointment begins with a private consultation and brief preparation. The 20-minute steam is performed while seated over a warm herbal steam in a comfortable setting, followed by aftercare tips and optional herbal recommendations.
Avoid yoni steaming if you are pregnant, have active pelvic infections, open wounds, recent surgery, or severe medical conditions. People with IUDs or bleeding disorders should consult a healthcare provider before booking. We screen during consultation for safety.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and avoid heavy meals beforehand. Bring any questions, disclose medications or allergies, and arrive a few minutes early. We provide sanitary supplies and a private, clean space for your steam session.
Postpartum steaming may offer gentle support, but wait until bleeding stops and your provider clears you. Many practitioners recommend waiting at least six weeks postpartum. We review your birth history and healing status during consultation to determine readiness.