Hijama Therapy Side Effects: What You Should Know

Hijama Therapy Side Effects are generally mild and temporary when the procedure is performed by a qualified practitioner. Common effects may include circular marks, redness, bruising, skin sensitivity, and slight discomfort around the treated areas. Wet cupping may also cause minor bleeding, dizziness, or temporary fatigue. In some cases, poor hygiene or improper techniques can increase the risk of infection, scarring, or skin irritation. Choosing an experienced practitioner and following proper hygiene practices are important precautions. Individuals with medical conditions or concerns should consult a healthcare professional before treatment to determine whether Hijama therapy is suitable for them.