Hijama Therapy in Dwarka Delhi

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Hijama Therapy in Dwarka Delhi Cupping is an ancient form of alternative medicine in which local suction is created on the skin. People believe this mobilizes blood flow in order to promote healing. suction is created using heat i.e. fire or a mechanical device i.e.hand or electrical pump. This method is in multiple forms and spread into medicine throughout Asian and European civilizations.

DESCRIPTION

Through either heat or suction, the skin is gently drawn upwards by creating
a vacuum in a cup or over the target area of the skin. The cups stay in place 5to15 min
according to condition.
It believes by some to help treat pain, deep scar tissue in the muscle, and connective
tissue, muscle knots & swelling.

MECHANICS

The local negative pressure applied to humans causes specific changes in
local tissue structure, stretch to the nerve & muscle, increasing blood circulation causing
autohemolysis .Generally cupping induced negative pressure can dilate local blood vessels to
improve microcirculation, promote capillary endothelial cell repairs, accelerate granulation &
the development of new blood vessels.

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TYPES -Main are three types

Dry cupping(suction only)
Fire cupping (suction only)
wet cupping(combination of suction nd controlled medicinal bleeding).
bleeding or wet cupping is more common than dry cupping. wet cupping provides a more
the curative treatment approach to patient management whereas dry cupping.
-Cupping is a therapeutic and relaxation approach.

DRY CUPPING:- This procedure commonly involves creating a small area of low air
pressure next to the skin. The cups can be varied in size and shape like-belly and
ball, materials used commonly are glass and plastic.

FIRE CUPPING:- It involves 70% alcohol soaking a cotton ball. The cotton is then
clamped by a pair of forceps & lit via a match or lighter. The flaming cotton ball is
then placed into the cup and quickly removed and the cup is placed on the skin. By adding
fire to the inside of the cups, oxygen is removed(which is replaced with an equal
volume of carbon-di-oxide)& a small amount of suction was created. After the procedure,
A dark circle may appear where the cup was placed because of a rupture of capillaries
just under the skin.

WET CUPPING- The first documented uses are found in the teaching of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam (S.A.W). In this technique, cups are not used in a reusable manner.
Procedure: Firstly mild suction is created using a cup & a pump on the selected area and left for about 3 min. Then the cup is removed & small superficial skin incisions are made using a cupping scalpel and then second suction is used to carefully draw out a small quantity of blood.

BENEFITS OF CUPPING