Hijama is wet cupping. The word "Hajm," which meaning sucking, is the root of it. Hijamas entail making tiny incisions on particular body parts (based on the nature and location of pain) and applying suction cups to extract toxic blood and gas. It is the most traditional, widely utilised, and frequently most successful method of cupping. The cups' suction improves circulation in the area where they are placed. 

How Hijama Works

Cupping: Small cups are placed on the skin and heated or filled with air to create a vacuum.

Blood Drawing: The vacuum draws blood to the surface of the skin, which is then released.

Benefits of Hijama

Pain relief: Hijama is believed to relieve pain by increasing blood flow and reducing inflammation.

Improved circulation: It can help improve blood circulation and promote healing.

Stress reduction: Hijama is often used to reduce stress and anxiety.

Treatment of various conditions: It has been used to treat a variety of conditions, including headaches, back pain, and digestive issues.

The improved blood flow to that area may help to promote cell healing and ease tense muscles. Cupping improves blood flow, which contributes to a reduction in cellulite appearance. Arthritis, lower back pain, and other conditions can be helped by using the technique of Hijama. In addition, it can be used to treat sciatica, tooth pain, muscle soreness, migraines, and other kinds of pain.