Unani care
Hijama Cupping Therapy
A clinician-led traditional wet-cupping procedure offered after an individual health and safety assessment.
Care system
Unani care
First step
Individual assessment
Availability
Confirm with your AMH location
Overview
A consultation-led approach
Hijama uses controlled suction followed by small superficial skin incisions. At AMH, suitability should be decided through consultation rather than by selecting a standard package.
What to expect
Review of your health history, medicines and reason for consultation
Explanation of the proposed sites, procedure and aftercare
Procedure using appropriate infection-control practices
Aftercare guidance and advice about when to seek medical attention
Who may request an assessment?
Safety comes first
Tell the clinician about pregnancy, anaemia, bleeding disorders, blood-thinning medicines, fainting, active skin problems or infection before treatment. Hijama is not emergency care and should not delay necessary medical assessment.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about Hijama Cupping Therapy
What is Hijama Cupping Therapy?
A clinician-led traditional wet-cupping procedure offered after an individual health and safety assessment. Hijama uses controlled suction followed by small superficial skin incisions. At AMH, suitability should be decided through consultation rather than by selecting a standard package.
Who can request Hijama Cupping Therapy at AMH?
Hijama Cupping Therapy may be considered for: People seeking a clinical consultation about traditional Hijama; Patients who have shared their medicines and relevant medical history; Adults assessed as suitable by an AMH clinician. Suitability is always confirmed through an individual consultation with an AMH clinician.
What happens during Hijama Cupping Therapy at AMH?
The typical steps are: Review of your health history, medicines and reason for consultation; Explanation of the proposed sites, procedure and aftercare; Procedure using appropriate infection-control practices; Aftercare guidance and advice about when to seek medical attention.
Is Hijama Cupping Therapy safe?
Tell the clinician about pregnancy, anaemia, bleeding disorders, blood-thinning medicines, fainting, active skin problems or infection before treatment. Hijama is not emergency care and should not delay necessary medical assessment.
How do I book Hijama Cupping Therapy at AMH in Kerala?
You can request a consultation through the AMH website appointment page, by WhatsApp, or by calling +91 9809 425 425. AMH has branches in Kondotty (Malappuram), Omassery (Calicut) and Poonoor (Kozhikode), Kerala.
Important information
This page provides general information and does not diagnose a condition or confirm that this treatment is suitable for you. In an emergency, contact local emergency services or attend an appropriate emergency facility.
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