Medical Cupping

SUMMARY OF CUPPING TREATMENT
Cupping, an age-old therapeutic practice rooted in Chinese and Middle Eastern medicine,
has been employed for millennia to alleviate pain and promote overall well-being. This
modality encompasses various techniques tailored to specific health objectives, including
pain relief, inflammation reduction, improved blood circulation, relaxation, and deep-tissue
massage.
Distinct types of cupping include:

  1. Dry Cupping: Employing suction cups without incisions, this method involves
    leaving cups in place for 10 to 15 minutes, followed by a vigorous massage to
    stimulate blood circulation.
  2. Wet Cupping (Toxin Pulling or Hijama for individuals aged 17 and older):
    Commencing with a medium to deep massage to activate lymph circulation, this
    technique draws toxins or unhealthy blood to the skin’s surface. Suction cups create
    a vacuum, and after blood accumulation, tiny incisions are made for the release of
    toxic blood, followed by cup removal and wiping. Incisions typically close within a
    day.
  3. Medical Cupping: Tailored to address specific health issues.
  4. Facial Cupping: Utilizing silicone cups for facial rejuvenation.
    How Dry Cupping Works: Dry cupping involves suction without incisions. Cups are left
    in place for 10 to 15 minutes, stimulating blood flow, and are then removed, followed by
    a vigorous rubdown.
    How Wet Cupping Works: Beginning with a deep massage to activate lymph circulation,
    toxins are drawn to the skin’s surface. Suction cups create a vacuum, and after blood
    accumulation, tiny incisions release toxic blood. Cups are removed, and the area is wiped.
    Incisions typically close within a day.
    Frequency of Cupping Sessions:
  • Dry Cupping: At least 3 to 4 months apart.
  • Medical Cupping: Once every 3 weeks for approximately 3 months if required for
    specific health reasons.
    Post-Cupping Recommendations:
  • Avoid showering for at least 24 hours.
  • Consume something sweet immediately and protein-rich food at dinner.
  • Opt for light meals on the entire cupping day.
  • Stay hydrated to flush toxins.
  • Ensure adequate rest; avoid sleeping for at least 3 hours after treatment.
  • Refrain from strenuous work and exercise.
  • Exercise caution in adverse weather conditions.
  • Avoid applying lotions to cuts.
  • Prioritize early bedtime.
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Warm regards,
Dilshaad Parker

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