Hijama points for blood pressure

Hijama (cupping therapy) is a traditional practice that some people explore for general wellness. However, there is not enough reliable scientific evidence to confirm that Hijama safely or effectively treats high blood pressure (hypertension). High blood pressure: Hijama has not been proven to provide reliable, lasting blood pressure control. Low blood pressure: Wet Hijama may cause blood loss or dizziness and could make low blood pressure worse. Blood pressure medication: Do not stop or reduce prescribed medication in favor of Hijama. - Safety: Consult a qualified healthcare professional before undergoing Hijama, especially if you take blood thinners or have anemia.