Types of Cupping Therapy We Offer

Choose the right hijama treatment for your health goals

Dry Cupping Therapy

Gentle suction therapy using cups without any incisions. The cups create a vacuum that draws blood to the surface, promoting circulation and relieving muscle tension naturally.

BEST FOR:
  • Muscle relaxation
  • Stress relief
  • First-time patients
  • General wellness

Wet Cupping (Hijama)

The traditional Sunnah hijama method involving small, superficial incisions followed by cupping to remove stagnant blood and toxins. This is the most authentic form of prophetic medicine.

BEST FOR:
  • Hijama for detox
  • Chronic pain relief
  • Blood purification
  • Hijama for immunity

Massage Cupping

A combination of cupping and massage where oiled cups are moved across the skin. This provides deep tissue massage benefits while improving lymphatic drainage effectively.

BEST FOR:
  • Deep muscle relief
  • Cellulite reduction
  • Relaxation therapy
  • Skin health

Conditions We Treat with Hijama

Cupping therapy can help with a wide range of health issues

Pain Management

  • Hijama for back pain & sciatica
  • Neck & shoulder pain
  • Hijama for migraine & headaches
  • Hijama for knee pain & arthritis
  • Hijama for shoulder pain

General Health

  • Fatigue & low energy
  • Hijama for blood circulation
  • Digestive issues
  • Respiratory problems
  • Skin conditions

Wellness & Prevention

  • Hijama for stress & anxiety
  • Sleep disorders
  • Hijama for immunity
  • Hijama for detox
  • Hijama for weight loss

Frequently Asked Questions About Hijama

Common questions about cupping therapy answered

Is Hijama painful?

Most patients describe the sensation as a gentle pulling on the skin. The incisions made during wet cupping are superficial and cause minimal discomfort. Many find the overall experience relaxing and therapeutic.

How long does a Hijama session take?

A typical hijama session takes 30-60 minutes depending on the treatment type and areas being treated. First-time patients may need additional time for consultation and health assessment.

How often should I get Hijama?

For general wellness, monthly sessions are recommended. For specific health conditions, your therapist will advise on the optimal frequency. Hijama is particularly beneficial on Sunnah days for hijama (17th, 19th, 21st of Islamic months).

What should I do before and after Hijama?

Avoid heavy meals 2-3 hours before your session. After treatment, rest, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours. Follow proper hijama aftercare tips provided by your therapist for best results.

Is Hijama cupping therapy safe?

Yes, when performed by trained practitioners using sterile equipment. At our hygienic hijama center in Mira Road, we use disposable cups and blades, follow strict hygiene protocols, and screen patients for any contraindications before treatment.

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