Hijama as a Complementary Practice

Some people with diabetes explore hijama as a complementary wellness practice alongside their prescribed medical care. Cupping therapy has been traditionally used to support general wellness and relaxation.

Important: Hijama does not treat, cure, or manage diabetes. Always consult your doctor before considering hijama, and never stop prescribed medication without your doctor’s explicit advice.

What a Session Involves

1. Consultation — we discuss your health history, including your diabetes management, and goals.
2. Preparation — the area is cleaned; single-use sterile cups and blades are prepared.
3. Wet cupping session — typically 30–45 minutes.
4. Aftercare — the area is dressed and you receive simple aftercare instructions.

Price — Rs 400 per Cup

Wet cupping costs a flat Rs 400 per cup — no hidden charges. See full pricing →

Important Note for People with Diabetes

Diabetes requires careful medical management. Hijama is a traditional wellness practice and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis, treatment, or diabetes medication. Please consult your qualified doctor before booking. People with poorly controlled blood sugar, diabetic wounds, or circulation problems should be especially cautious and seek medical advice first.

Medical disclaimer: Hijama is a traditional wellness practice and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional. Never stop prescribed medication without your doctor’s advice.