Cupping Therapy
The Cupping Clinic
We at Elite Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Centre are health professionals and trained wet cupping/ hijama therapists who offer Cupping / Hijama Therapy with years of experience in practicing cupping and we offer care for patients under the esteemed guidance of trained health professionals. We are a passionate group of people who promote natural health. Our highly experienced doctors first check your vitals, Bleeding and clotting time, BP, Pulse Rate, Oxygen Saturation Level, and blood Sugar Level before the procedure to rule out any complications.
Who can get cupping therapy?
- Pain relief
- Frozen shoulder
- Breathing disorders (asthma)
- Tonsillitis
- Back pain
- Acidity and stomach aches
- Neck pain
Frequently Ask Questions
Difference Between Dry and Wet Cupping
Dry Cupping: A Non-Invasive Approach
Dry cupping, also known as “dry” or “fire” cupping, is a non-invasive form of therapy. In this method, cups are placed on the skin’s surface, and the air inside the cups is heated, creating a vacuum effect. The suction generated pulls the skin and superficial muscle layers into the cup, which can result in circular marks on the skin post-treatment. Dry cupping is typically used to:
Relieve Muscle Tension: Dry cupping can help alleviate muscle tightness and reduce pain.
Improve Blood Circulation: The suction created during dry cupping enhances blood flow, promoting overall well-being.
Release Toxins: Some practitioners believe that dry cupping can assist in releasing toxins from the body.
Wet Cupping: A Controlled Bloodletting Technique
Wet cupping, also known as “hijama,” is a more invasive form of cupping therapy. This method involves a two-step process. In the first step, similar to dry cupping, cups are placed on the skin to create suction. However, in wet cupping, small incisions are made on the skin before the cups are applied. This leads to controlled bleeding. Wet cupping is often used for:
Detoxification: Advocates of wet cupping suggest that it helps the body rid itself of harmful substances through controlled bleeding.
Pain Relief: Some individuals find relief from chronic pain conditions through wet cupping.
Wellness Promotion: Wet cupping is believed by some to boost overall health and vitality.
It’s essential to note that wet cupping should only be
We have put together some commonly asked questions to give you more information. If you have any queries or questions? Feel free to ask. Send us an email or call us at the numbers provided. You can also contact us on WhatsApp and personally at our Saket or Gurugram clinic.
What are the benefits of having cupping therapy?
Cupping therapy increases blood circulation to the area where the cups are placed. This may relieve muscle tension, which can improve overall blood flow and promote cell repair. It may also help form new connective tissue and create new blood vessels in the tissue.
What are the types of cupping therapy?
We treat our patients with Cupping Therapy. This is an application of both Wet (blood withdrawal) cupping and Dry (dynamic or moving) cupping techniques which help in treating and preventing diseases. Cupping or Hijama Therapy is a very effective therapy that averts and treats mild to severe degenerative diseases and helps in maintaining good health.
What is the mechanism of cupping therapy?
Cupping Therapy helps in getting liberated from acidic and toxic waste which gets collected in our body as we catch up with age. The sources of this toxic waste are polluted air that we breathe, chemicals present in the food and water, toiletries; environmental waste, narcotic drugs, smoking, and intoxicating drinks, junk food; the Impact of accidents and trauma and toxins caused by anger, depression, mental stress causes diseases like numbness, aches, and pain, stomach ache, fever, cough, constipation, and headaches. If all these diseases are left untreated it may cause further amassing of toxic waste which will lead to severe chronic diseases which include high blood pressure, ulcers, migraine, arthritis, Alzheimer’s, heart disease, and cancer. We at Elite Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Centre Saket, Delhi / Baliawas, Gurugram, opposite Teri gram / Community center, Sun City sec-54, Gurgaon treat all these diseases by dry and wet cupping.
How long after cupping can you shower?
Avoid hot temperature (hot shower, hot tub, sauna) 6 hours after cupping therapy opens your skin pores and your skin may be more sensitive to temperature.
Is it a Painful Procedure?
No, it is not a painful procedure.
Does it hurt while giving an incision?
No, you won’t feel pain, you will feel only sensations like ant biting.
What is the difference between dry cupping and wet cupping (Hijama) and fire cupping?
In wet cupping (Hijama) we withdrew blood. We use Dry cupping for muscle releases and tightness. In fire cupping, we make a vacuum with the help of fire. For more details visit our cupping page. Can a normal person do this? Yes, it will help to relieve stress and help to relax the body.
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M-58A Saket, Near Saket DDA Sports Complex, New Delhi-110017, India
Gwal Pahari Opp Teri-Gram Faridabad- Gurgaon Road Gurugram 122003
