Hijama/Cupping

Question 1

Does the incision hurt during hijama?

Answer

No, the incision does not hurt. We like to describe it as small scratches.

Question 2

Can I eat or drink a little before my appointment?

Answer

No, you must fast 6 hours prior to your appointment. Doing hijama in a empty stomach is more beneficial for the body and mind.

Question 3

How long does the session take?

Answer

It will depend on how many cups you want. It could take 30 - 40 minutes.

Question 4

What is hijama good for?

Answer

The strengthening and stimulating effects of Hijama therapy make it successful in treating the following conditions:
cellulite
weight loss
fatigue
period pain
constipation
diarrhea
headaches
back pain
arthritis
injuries
asthma
anaemia
depression
emotional problems
atrophy
sciatica
common cold and flu
skin problems
emotional problems
anxiety

Question 5

Will I get dizzy or faint during my session?

Answer

If your hydrated, ate a good dinner the night before and slept well then you are unlikely to get dizzy or faint.

Question 6

Does hijama hurt?

Answer

No, after the cupped area may feel a little itchy. We recommend using black seed oil, olive oil or any kind of oil for a few days after the session.

Question 7

What are the days hijama can be done according to the sunnah?

Answer

Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday

Question 8

What should I do after my visit?

Answer

Drink water, eat a spoonful of honey or some dates immediately after. Rest for 10 to 15 minutes before exerting yourself
Rub blackseed oil, olive oil or another natural oil over the cupped area
Eat or drink more fresh fruit/vegetables and juices
Reduce dairy products for 24 hours
Reduce meat intake for 24 hours
Reduce intake of salt, tea and coffee for 24 hours
Drink plenty of water and herbal teas

Question 9

How often should I do hijama?

Answer

We can’t prescribe how frequently you should come until the visit. However some people like to come every month, some every three months, some every six months and some every year. It will all depend on your health.

Question 10

Which Mosque is closest to you?

Answer

The closest mosque is a 3 minute walk: Musjad Saaliheen, 7255 Kissena Blvd, Flushing, NY 11367

Question 11

Is there parking near the center?

Answer

Monday and Tuesday there is plenty of parking, but alternate parking will be in affect on Thursday from 10:30 a.m - 12:00 p.m

Question 12

Can I bring my child with me?

Answer

Yes, just let us know when booking your appointment so we can make arrangements

Cupping is the Best of Remedies