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Frequently Asked Questions About Yoni Steaming
What is a Yoni Steam?
Yoni Steaming/V Steaming is an ancient and age-old natural self-care remedy that has been used by women for centuries to heal, cleanse, and tone the vagina and uterus, regulate menstruation, promote fertility, and ease period cramp and bloating. The warmth of the medicinal herbs is absorbed and circulated into the reproductive system where the herbs assist in stimulating healing, cleansing, detoxing, nourishing of the vagina, and cleansing old residue in the vaginal canal and womb.
Our Yoni Steam spa is located in North Charleston and we service all surrounding areas to include Mount Pleasant, Summerville, West Ashley, and Moncks Corner. We usually reply to questions asked within an hour.
Why should I have a Yoni Steam?
The purpose of the Yoni Steam is to aid as an internal cleanser of the vaginal tissues and the uterus. Steaming provides non-invasive, non-surgical treatment for purification, which assists in maintaining the best feminine, sexual, and reproductive health by increasing blood circulation and clearing out old residue.
How does Yoni Steaming work?
Yoni Steaming is comprised of a special blend of medicinal herbs infused in warm water to release the healing properties of each plant into the uterus. The combination of medicinal herbs and steam penetrates the cervix and uterus to remove old menstrual fluids by sitting on a steam throne.
Does steaming help fertility?
Infertility can be credited to blood stagnation and blockage caused by the incomplete emptying of menses after each menstrual cycle. Yoni Steaming helps to normalize natural healthy cycles, balance hormone levels, enhance libido, and increase orgasmic pleasure, which could all aid fertility.
When should I NOT steam?
You should not yoni steam if you are pregnant, after ovulation (if you trying to conceive), if you are bleeding, during your menstrual cycles, 3 days before or 3 days after your menstrual cycle, if you have any sores or blisters, and if you have an acute infection.