Alhadeh Hijama Centre In Kondapur

Wet cupping is also an ancient medical technique popular amongst Arab cultures.

It utilizes the same principles of regular cupping therapy except it allows the release and removal of stagnant blood, toxins, inflammation, and swellings through the application of small scratches or pinpricks over the areas where the suction is applied.

This combination of cupping therapy and controlled bloodletting has been utilized for over 3000 years and was a practice the prophet Muhammad (PBUH) promoted and recommended as an inspiration from God.

The practice of wet cupping was also an integral part of more recent medical practice as it developed in the Middle East and was used up until the 1800’s even in the UK.

Although a simplified explanation of wet cupping can be likened to a mechanical form of leaching allowing small quantities of blood to be released from swollen and painful areas of the body, to give relief, promote healing, and to regain function.

Depending On Which Treatment You Select, Hijama Cupping Therapy Can Take Between 30mins To 1:15 Mins.

Slight Indication On Certain Treatments:
Back Cupping 30 Mins
Head Cupping 40 Mins
Full Body 1:15 Mins
Half Body 30-45 Mins

When practiced in a clean and hygienic environment under the guidance of a qualified health professional both cupping and wet cupping is safe and relatively risk-free.

A screening of previous medical history and medications is always conducted to ensure that the treatment is suitable for the individual patient.

Vital signs such as blood pressure and heart rate are also conducted.

In the case of wet cupping, all materials used on each patient are single-use and disposed of after each treatment eliminating any risks of cross-contamination.

The small pinpricks or light scratches created to release stagnant blood are so small that they do not release blood after the cups have been removed and are almost always dry by the end of each treatment.

The quantity of blood removed is usually of a very minimal amount and this is usually no more than the quantity taken in a routine blood test.

As a general precaution but patients, iron levels are always taken into consideration.

1. Please be on time! You may lose your appointment or cut your treatment time by arriving late. It is better to arrive earlier than later.

Money is not reimbursed once a patient has been booked in.

2. Please bring your medical reports. (If you have any) If you do not have one then please arrive at least half an hour early so you can have a consultation with the doctor.

3. Please relax and do not worry. If you are tense it will not help your treatment.

Deep breathing and having a positive attitude will help you to calm down.

Many conditions and ailments that we suffer from are related to inflammation.

This includes all conditions that end with the word ‘itis’ such as arthritis, tendonitis, gastritis, appendicitis, etc.

The common factor in all these conditions is that there is too much-unwanted inflammation in that area.

This is why anti-inflammatory medication is regularly prescribed by doctors to try and reduce down the amount of this inflammation.

Unwanted inflammation can be simplified as a state in which there is too much blood in an area causing pressure and stagnation preventing the a regular flow of nutrient and waste exchange, resulting in pain and compromised natural healing abilities.

If left untreated this can develop into a chronic state in which the reduced blood flow allows the build-up of waste, carbon dioxide, and acidity, causing further pressure, cell damage, pain, and discomfort leading to more inflammation perpetuating the problem.

Chemical drugs can be used to reduce down pain and dampen down inflammation but cupping therapy has the unique ability to draw out inflammation, stagnant blood, cell debris, and toxins from deep within the body to the surface of the skin.

By utilizing wet cupping therapy this built-up pressure can be released through tiny pinpricks or light scratches on the skin.

This often gives instantaneous relief and allows fresh blood, nutrients, and oxygen to penetrate the area breaking the cycle of pain and discomfort.

Traditionally it has been understood that wet cupping also allows a process of purifying the blood and removing unwanted materials from the system.

Many times there are unwanted or high levels of harmful elements in the blood such as cholesterol, uric acid, calcium deposits, rheumatoid factors and chemical messengers that modulate inflammation.

By removing these elements you can reduce the problems that they cause and reduce pain, discomfort, and disease.

For this reason, wet cupping therapy has been used throughout history to treat a wide range of conditions and even as preventative medicine.

The feeling of wellbeing, looseness in the body, and higher levels of energy are common reports of patients undergoing this form of treatment.

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No, Although We Do Prefer Men To Have Shaven Hair, Women Are Not Expected To.

Alhadeh Hijama Has Provided A Machine To Help With The Negative Suction To Hold On Long Hair.

how to get rid of cupping marks?

Yes, both regular and wet cupping can leave round bruise-like marks on the surface of the skin that can stay for approximately one week but does gradually fade.

In wet cupping, this is accompanied by pin marks or scratches that will completely fade within a similar time frame depending on the individual skin type.

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