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What is TMJ, Causes, Symptoms, and Hijama Cupping Therapy

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  TMJ refers to the temporomandibular joint , which connects our lower jaw (mandible) to the skull , just in front of each ear. This joint is used for chewing, talking, yawning, and swallowing, so even small issues can cause noticeable discomfort. TMJ problems (more accurately called TMD — temporomandibular disorders) are caused by a combination of factors, not just one single reason. Common Causes  Teeth grinding or clenching. Constant pressure on the jaw joint and muscles is often linked to stress or sleep issues. Stress and anxiety Stress causes jaw muscle tension and clenching, which strains the TMJ over time. Jaw or facial injury Trauma from accidents, falls, or sports can damage the joint or surrounding muscles. Poor posture Forward head posture and long screen time can strain neck and jaw muscles, affecting the TMJ. Arthritis Osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis can damage the TMJ joint. Disc displacement The cushioning disc inside the TMJ can become displaced,...

Importance Of Hydration Before Hijama/Wet Cupping Therapy

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  Proper hydration is essential to amplify the beneficial effects of Hijama cupping therapy. Hydration is a vital part of preparing for Hijama cupping therapy, with practitioners recommending that patients drink plenty of water several hours before their session. Proper hydration can improve both comfort and the effectiveness of the cupping process. Why Hydrate Before Hijama? Promotes Blood Flow:  Staying well-hydrated ensures that our blood volume is optimal, resulting in smoother and more efficient blood circulation. This is particularly important in wet cupping, where blood is drawn out to facilitate detoxification and promote healing. Aids Detoxification:  Water helps flush toxins out of our system. Hydration before the session supports our body’s natural detoxification processes, enabling the removal of cellular waste products released during therapy. Enhances Healing:  Proper hydration supplies our tissues with oxygen and nutrients, promoting better healing aft...

The Efficacy of Hijama Cupping Therapy for Spider Vein Treatment

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  Spider veins are often harmless; consult a healthcare provider if they cause significant pain, swelling, or discomfort. What Are Spider Veins? Spider veins are small, dilated blood vessels that appear near the surface of the skin. They often resemble thin, web-like lines or branches and are typically red, blue, or purple. Spider veins are commonly found on the legs but may also appear on the face and body. These veins are harmless but can be a cosmetic concern for many people. Symptoms of Spider Veins Visible appearance of the veins Swelling or a feeling of heaviness in the affected area Itching or burning sensation around the spider veins Aching, throbbing, or cramping in the area where the veins are located Risk Factors/Causes for Spider Veins Several factors can increase the risk of developing spider veins: The risk increases with age, as veins can weaken and lose elasticity over time. Women are more likely than men to develop spider veins due to hormonal changes during pregna...