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| The benefit of Al Hijama Cupping Therapy |
What is a hijama and how is the procedure useful?
Hijama (blood) is a healing technique of Muslim
origin. It is carried out in the treatment of many pathologies. Hijama,
especially for infertility in women, has received positive reviews and is often
used. The same goes for men. The bleeding is carried out at a special point
using a scalpel and a vacuum cup.
Types of Hijama
Specialists perform two types of treatment.
Dry-vacuum massage
Wetting (blood)
The dry method is to place the can over the biologically active
point without violating the integrity of the skin. No incisions or holes are
made.
Wet
hijama is performed throughout the body, focusing on the
atlas of the biologically active point. Each of them is used to treat ailments
and corresponds to a specific problem or disease. Before bleeding, the master
vacuum massages the cupping area to improve local blood flow.
A variety of tools are used to dissect the skin,
especially triangular needles. They are only related to blood clotting
disorders.
The easiest and most painful method of bleeding is
to make a small incision with a blade pretreated with an antiseptic solution.
How Hijama Is Performed
This procedure involves capillary blood, which is
performed through a small incision on the surface of the skin. Experts perform
hijama only on certain days of the Islamic calendar (17th, 19th, or 21st). The
first, second, and fourth days of the week are considered good days.
The procedure is as follows.
1. the affected area is treated with cumin oil. Blades and jars are disinfected.
2. Before
bleeding, the master places the can over a certain point and sucks in the air.
It is removed within 5 minutes after the skin turns very purple.
3. Using
a sharp blade on the patient's skin in place, the master makes a small
incision. Put the can back in place and let the air out again.
4. Blood
begins to accumulate under the dome due to the vacuum. The procedure can be
repeated no more than 7 times in a row.
5. Finally,
the wound is rehealed with cumin oil to speed up healing.
Then you need to lie down for a while so that your
body can rest from the stress you receive. Then housework is allowed, but no
zeal.
During the procedure, the patient experiences slight
pain when making an incision, and the process of capillary secretion, the
hijama itself is not painful.
For prophylactic purposes, it is advisable to
conduct capillary bleeding twice a year. But Muslims do it much more often. In
case of infertility, you should consult your doctor.
It is best to visit the master in the warm months.
However, if the disease occurs in the winter, you need to warm the room before
bleeding.
Blood research by mainstream medicine
Treatment by injecting capillary blood has been
officially investigated by scientists at the Damascus Medical School. The
committee included 15 people.
Studies conducted show that the procedure
contributes to the healing of the whole body. The health indicators of patients
who participated in the method test were improved. famous:
Increased Red Blood Cell Count
After the study was published, interest in hijam by
scientists in the world community increased significantly. Professor Luc
Content, born in France, conducted a study of the blood composition of patients
suffering from capillary bleeding. As a result, the activity of leukocytes
increased in terms of the production of substances responsible for the action
and maintenance of human immune defenses.
The opinion that the manipulation's therapeutic
effect was unusually strong was supported by the American scientist R. Schatz.
This procedure helps to increase the body's resistance to all kinds of
infections.
Hijama solves infertility problems (male and
female), stimulates the activity of all internal organs and systems, specifically
eliminates gallbladder disease, improves local blood flow, and promotes tissue
rejuvenation.
Who can do hijama
·
Capillary bleeding is allowed.
·
In all genders (men, women, and
children) of all ages;
·
Women bearing children-during the first
two trimesters-only on the upper body.
·
A person who fasts (but must take into
account his general well-being);
·
Bleeding for infertility is practiced in
both men and women.
Bleeding Point Scheme for Hijama
The hijama method (blood) is used for pathological
conditions of the genitourinary system and problems with child pregnancy. In
this case, the master uses the following points on the patient's body.
Vaginal bleeding and bleeding-1, 55. You can also
use the drying method-3 cans on each mammary gland.
Erectile dysfunction, prostate inflammation-11, 12,
6, 1, 55, 1131, 126, 126. Dry hijama is located at points 140, 143.
Violation of the menstrual cycle-137-143, 125, 126,
1, 55.
The dry atypical vaginal leukocyte hijama is placed
in 3 tins at the bottom of each one until fully exposed. Regular bleeding is
also recommended at points 11-13, 1, 49, 55, 143.
Pain for women 6, 11, 13, 48, 49, 120. Dry hijama is
set at 125, 126 points.
Amino Group (no) -1, 131, 55, 135, 136, 129.
Promotion of ovarian function 1, 11, 55, 125, 126.
Hijama for Infertility
Scientists have proven that capillary bleeding is
beneficial for male and female infertility.
Infertility is understood that a married couple
can't conceive a child with a lack of protection while living with regular sexual
activity.
Hijama for infertility is recommended when making
the next diagnosis.
Hormonal disorders due to impaired
pituitary gland function.
Polycystic ovary syndrome.
No skin on mature eggs.
Pathological increase in prolactin.
Cervical infections, especially cervicitis.
Lack of ovulation (ovulation).
Psychological disorder.
Infertility procedures in women should be carried
out in several stages.
Training
Blood before
monthly bleeding begins. Normalizes hormones. The body prepares for pregnancy,
and blood circulation in the uterus improves.
Effective
The maturation of the eggs is promoted. Enforced
after the end of menstruation after 2 days.
On the day of ovulation. It is administered one day
after the egg comes out and every three days until pregnancy.
Male
Capillary bleeding is also used in men to treat
infertility. It helps in solving the problem.
- Low sperm motility or low motility;
- Poor male semen;
- Increased ejaculation viscosity.
- Contraindications to hijama
Bloodletting is indicated for many diseases, but the procedure has its contraindications. These include:
Violation of the hematopoietic process;
Anemia state;
Tendency to form blood clots;
Cerebral atherosclerosis;
Asthenia syndrome;
Pathological decrease in blood pressure indicators;
Anemia;
Shock conditions;
Collapse.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I do hijama??
Treatment results will depend on point selection,
incision depth, and cup placement, so a specialist should bleed.
Hijama during menstruation
Masters believe that bloodshed should be abandoned during menstruation. Menstruation is a rather difficult time for a woman's body to be exposed to additional stress.
Can you do hijama yourself?
Self-bleeding is allowed only to the owner. The layman is unable to determine what is necessary and comply with all the requirements for the procedure.
Discomfort after hijama
The person may feel bad after bleeding. It comes in minimal amounts, but serious weaknesses can occur. The slag in the body is the reason. This condition lasts in various ways from several hours to 2-4 days in all patients.
Body temperature increases significantly up to 40
degrees.
The body
responds to the removal of toxins and activates its internal reserves. The
"dirt" accumulated in the organs begins to be actively removed.
Loss of consciousness can occur both during bleeding
and after completion of the procedure. A similar reaction occurs due to the
onset of restructuring the patient's immune defenses.
Sometimes hijama does not accompany any change in a
person's well-being. This means that the leverage point was chosen incorrectly.
You need to do a second session.
Exacerbation of the symptoms of the pathology that
the patient has undergone the procedure for. This reaction in the body marks
the beginning of the healing process. This may scare the person, but it is not
recommended to refuse further bleeding.
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