Discover the complete range of hijama cups and the different materials with our comprehensive guide below. From traditional to modern variations, explore the unique features and applications of each type in cupping therapy.

Bamboo cups and glass cups are mostly used in China. Overall they are not that famous anymore. Discover natural relief and holistic healing with Hijama therapy.

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2023年2月16日 · Hijama cups are small glass jars with a hole at the top and a rubber stopper on the bottom; they’re often called “vacuum cups” or “hijama cups.” They allow practitioners (known as hakims) to create suction in the body through blood …

Hijama therapy is known to treat stones, abscess and urine retention. Cups can be applied to the lumber region to treat urine retention. Dermatologic diseases. The skin disorders that are well-known to be treated by Hijama are: boils, abscess, herpes, acne, cellulite and urticaria. Sometimes acupuncture is used in conjunction with Hijama.

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Q: How often should I do hijama? Ans: It is totally up to you, some do it every month as a preventative medicine in the sunnah days, which is 17th, 19th and the 21st of the Islamic lunar calender. Others do it after 3 months or 6 months or even after a year.