Is Hijama Safe for High Blood Pressure?

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Is it safe to perform Hijama with high blood pressure? If yes, then what are the contraindications and precautions?   Photo by  Mockup Graphics  on  Unsplash High blood pressure, medically known as hypertension, is a widespread condition that affects heart health and overall well-being. When blood pressure remains consistently high, it increases the risk of serious complications. Because of these risks, many people explore complementary and natural therapies, including  Hijama cupping therapy , to support their health alongside medical treatment. Hijama cupping therapy has been practiced for centuries as part of holistic and prophetic medicine. However, when it comes to hijama and hypertension, safety, timing, and proper assessment are essential. Hijama and High Blood Pressure: What Is the Connection? Hijama works by improving blood circulation, releasing muscular tension, and supporting the body’s natural detoxification processes. These effects may help calm th...
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Frequently Asked Questions Before Hijama Session

 Several questions are mandatory to ask a client before a Hijama session.

Hijama cupping therapy is a safe and secure alternate medical treatment for several ailments and health issues. It is mandatory to ask questions to a client about their medical history before the Hijama session. A separate treatment plan is formed for every client following their medical history.

1- What is your age?

2- Have you ever done Hijama before? If so, when?

3- Have you eaten any food item in the last 3–4 hours?

4- What is the reason for performing Hijama today?

5- Do you take any medication regularly?

6- Do you have high/low blood pressure?

7- Are you diabetic?

8- Are you anemic? if so, what medications do you take?

9- Do you take blood thinners? If so, when did you take your last dose?

10- Do you have any seizure disorders?

11- Do you have any allergies to oils?

12- (For Females) Any pregnancy symptoms?

13- Any disabilities or special needs?

14- Any allergies/specific skin conditions?

15- Are you taking any supplements, vitamins or herbal medication?

16- Do you smoke?

17- Do you have any bleeding disorder?

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