Dry Cupping

Dry cupping is a method by which suction is created on particular points on the patient’s body. Suction could be created by using heat to warm the cups so that the cooling air inside the cup creates a vacuum that tugs the skin upwards.

Sports injuries

Sport injuries can be acute or chronic.

>Acute sports injuries occur as a result of a sudden impact or awkward movement. Examples include a cut to the skin or a sprained ankle.

>Chronic sports injuries develop over time, often due to continual use of the same joints or muscle groups.

Hijama Cupping

Hijama (Arabic: حجامة lit. “sucking”) is the alternative medical procedure and Arabic term for wet cupping, where blood is drawn by vacuum from a small skin incision for therapeutic purposes.

Wet Cupping

Wet cupping takes the technique of dry cupping a step further. After applying dry cupping for about 3 to 5 minutes, the therapist performs tiny cuts on the raised area to allow for the elimination of toxic blood and fluids.