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CUPPING/HIJAMA

Cupping is a therapeutic process of

removing unclean blood from the body . It is a form of medical treatment which has been
recommended by Shariáh.

Rasulullah(Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) underwent cupping many times.

During the battle of Khaibar in 7 AH with the Jews, a Jewish woman prepared some meat
which she filled with deadly poison and presented to Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi
Wasallam). (Bukhari). Upon tasting the meat the poison affected Rasulullah
(SallallaahuÁlayhi Wasallam) Rasulullah (Sallallaahu
Álayhi Wasallam) used to undergo cupping in order to relieve him from the effects of the
poison in his blood. (Shamaail Tirmidhi).

Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) was once hurt on his leg. Hence (probably due to
the clogging of the blood), he underwent cupping on his leg. (Mishkãt p. 389)

Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) said, ‘Jibraaeel (Álayhis salaam) repeatedly

emphasised upon me to resort to cupping to the extent that I feared that cupping will be made
compulsory.’ (Jamúl Wasaail p. 179).

Hadhrat Anas (Radhiallaahu Ánhu) reports that Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam)
said, ‘The best medicine is cupping.’ (Shamaail, chapter of Cupping)

Hadhrat Abu Kabsha (Radhiallaahu Ánhu) narrates that Rasulullah (Sallallaahu

ÁlayhiWasallam) used to undergo cupping on the head and between his shoulders and he
used to say, ‘Whosoever removes this blood, it will not harm him that he does not take any
other medical treatment.’ (Mishkãt p. 389)

Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) praised a person who performs cupping, saying it
removes blood, lightens the back
and sharpens the eyesight (Jamúl Wasaail p. 179)

The above quoted Ahaadith are clear that cupping was practised by Rasulullah(Sallallaahu
Álayhi Wasallam) himself and strongly recommended by him.

The scholars advise that administering medicine requires medical expertise. Therefore, with
regard to any medical treatment recommended by Rasulullah
(Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam), due to health and medical intricacies, one must exercise
caution and consult with a physician.

Similarly, with regard to cupping, although it is strongly recommended by Rasulullah

(Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam), one must consult with a medical practitioner before
undergoing cupping.

Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) has also given some guidelines regarding cupping.
Once he came across a fasting
person who underwent cupping and became weak. Hence, he said, ‘The person who
underwent cupping broke his fast.’ (Jamúl Wasaail p. 179)

Mullah Áli Qari (Rahmatullaahi Álayhi) while explaining the

Hadith states that since a person is already weak by fasting, undergoing cupping weakens him
further. Thus such a person due to feeling extremely weak may be
forced to break his fast.

He further states that in the light of the principle understood from the Hadith, cupping should
not be administered immediately after having a hot bath, or while the belly is full.

Hadhrat Abu Hurayra(Radhiallaahu Ánhu) reports that Rasulullah

(Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) said: ‘One should not undergo cupping during the 13, 14 and
15 of the lunar month.’ Some Muhadditheen explain that on those days the full moon has a
gravitational impact on many things on earth. For example, the sea has high tides due to the
full moon. Similarly, the flowing of the blood is also affected and flows faster during the full
moon. One may loose much blood in these days if one
undergoes cupping. Therefore, Rasulullah(Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) advised that one
should undergo cupping on the 17, 19 and 21 of the lunar month. (Mishkãt p. 389).

Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) advised that cupping should not be done on a
Tuesday, since there is a certain time on a
Tuesday that flowing blood does not stop.(Mishkãt p. 389).

Rasulullah (SallallaahuÁlayhi Wasallam) also advised that cupping should not be done on
Saturdays and Wednesdays as this could lead to leprosy. (Mishkãt p. 389n

WHY NUMBING CREAMS MUST NEVER BE USED IN HIJAMAH!!!!!!.

I have had many patients and therapists asking me if they can use topical ointments such as
numbing creams to avoid pain in the process of scarification (incisions).
I have outlined below the physiological aspects as to why we must not use numbing creams
whilst administering hijamah treatment.
These numbing creams are referred to as “Local Anaesthetics” or topical Anaesthetics.

What is a local anaesthetic?

Local anaesthetic drugs are used widely for the provision of anaesthesia and analgesia both
intra- and post-operatively. Understanding the pharmacology of these agents as a group, as
well as the differences between specific drugs, enables the anaesthetist to use them safely to
maximum effect.
Definition of a local anaesthetic

A local anaesthetic can be defined as a drug which reversibly prevents transmission of the
nerve impulse in the region to which it is applied, without affecting consciousness. There are
many drugs which exert local anaesthetic activity in addition to their main clinical uses, but
here we shall focus on those drugs which are principally used for their local anaesthetic
properties.

The action of local anaesthetic on the nervous system

Local anaesthetics disrupt ion channel function within the neurone cell membrane preventing
the transmission of the neuronal action potential. This is thought to occur via specific binding
of the local anaesthetic molecules (in their ionised form) to sodium channels, holding them in
an inactive state so that no further depolarisation can occur. This effect is mediated from
within the cell; therefore the local anaesthetic must cross the cell membrane before it can
exert its effect.
A second mechanism is also thought to operate, involving the disruption of ion channel
function by the incorporation of local anaesthetic molecules into the cell membrane (the
membrane expansion theory). This is thought to be mediated mainly by the unionised form
acting from outside the neuron. Nerve fibres differ in their sensitivity to local anaesthetics.
Small nerve fibres are more sensitive than large nerve fibres while myelinated fibres are
blocked before non-myelinated fibres of the same diameter. Thus the loss of nerve function
proceeds as loss of pain, temperature, touch, proprioception, and then skeletal muscle tone.
This is why people may still feel touch but not pain when using local anaesthesia.

The affects of topical anaesthetics on the physiology of blood vessels

Normally, blood vessels supplying the skin provide nutrition, allow for tissue metabolism,
and provide an important way to maintain a normal body temperature. Specialized skin blood
vessels constrict or narrow in response to cold temperatures. This reaction, called
“vasoconstriction,” decreases blood flow to the skin, which helps to minimize heat loss and
preserve a normal internal or “core” temperature. In warm temperatures, these same blood
vessels dilate, allowing heat to leave the body. The blood vessels in the skin that react to
temperature changes are called thermoregulatory vessels. These specialized blood vessels are
controlled by the sympathetic nervous system, the same system that reacts when we are
nervous or upset emotionally. This explains why both cold and emotional stress can trigger
vasoconstriction of these blood vessels, causing cold fingers and toes. Thus, cold hands and
feet occur normally in everybody when we are exposed to cold temperatures.

However when the mechanisms that control vasoconstriction or vasodilation are manually
altered these blood vessels recess deeper and further into the muscle tissue. This in turn
causes vessels to constrict further once more in an exaggerated way in response to the action
of the local anaesthetic.

Local anaesthetics and Hijamah.

Severe vasoconstriction reduces blood flow to the skin of the affected areas, causing the skin
surface to feel cold to touch and to have a white colour. The pale white colour is due to
virtually no blood flow to the skin. The skin then typically becomes a purplish-blue colour
(called acrocyanosis), as a reduced flow of blood through the skin returns. When the vessel
fully recovers, it dilates, allowing blood flow to resume; the skin may blush, becoming very
pink or red.

Conclusion
By considering the biomechanisms involved in the use of numbing creams , it has clearly
been deduced that their use in this therapy is completely irrelevant as it causes the recession
of blood vessels and the restriction of blood flow in the region to where it is exercised
therefore it would be impossible to exhume blood stasis in the area where hijamah is to
applied.
In such an event if any blood stasis was to be extracted then it would be negligible as
compared to hijamah conducted without the use of a topical local anaesthetic.
Vasoconstrictors are the most powerful numbing agent you’ll be able to use. Vasoconstrictors
include epinephrine, and they work by causing blood vessels to constrict which reduces
bleeding. These chemicals also slow down absorption, which means that, when mixed with
other numbing agents, they allow them to last longer because they cut down on bleeding and
swelling.
Hence It is non conducive if an anaesthetic (topical) was to be incorporated in this noble
therapy rendering the practice useless and defying the whole purpose of removing morbid
matter(blood stasis)
Then Allah knows best.

Precautions for Hijama

June 27, 2015

1. very weak persons should not be done Hijama.

2. very elderly people should not be done Hijama.
3. Dehydrated children should not be done Hijama.
4. Hijama should not be done immediately after bath.
5. Hijama should not be done immediately after a bath
6. Hijama should not be done after abortion.
7. Patients with valve transplant should not be done hijama.
8. Incase of swollen knees cups should not be applied directly on knees.
9. Diseases in which blood dont clot Hijama should not be done.
10. For anemic patients after first cup, give them some sweet juice.
11. Pregnant women should not be cupped during first semester of pregnancy.
hijama or cupping for knee pain and joints pain

February 16, 2015 hijama or cupping therapy is very effective in joints and knee.
For these points it must be taken care that the knees or the area where the cups are being applied
should not be highly swollen.
There is no side effect
My experiences in Hijama or Cupping Therapy

September 28, 2014

Hi All,

|I started doing my Hijama or cupping therapy practice in Rawalpindi near scheme three
almost seven years back when i learnt this Sunnah way of treatment from a practitioner who
learned it from Dubai.

I think that Hijama is miraculous and its simply amazing .

During my seven years of practiser the results i found were almost amazing. From 10 patients
i treat almost 9 get the cure in first session.

I usually apply 4 to 5 cups during first session and prefer to do hijama on the Sunnah points
that are on the back side of the body.

The patients suffering from Sciatica, Black Magic, Or Nazr e Bad get instant results.
Sometimes the sciatica people are brought to us in a state that they cannot even walk but after
the session they return to their homes on their on feet.

I usually do one session of hijama in a month. The amount of blood that comes out is not too
much and you can say that it is less than a bottle and the patient does not feel any sort of
weakness.

But i have observed that if more than 3 cups are applied at same time, the patient gets faint
and feels nausea for only a short period of time. Than we give them juice or water and he is
back to normal again.

Patients of Hepitatas A,B and C and Sugar , also get cured due to hijama. The size of cancer
tumors also drop significantly after hijama sessions.

If a patient is telling about pain in specific part of body than its better to do hijama at that
point also.

There are no side affects of Hijama. The cuts of hijama are not very deep and they are
automatically cured in 2 to 3 days.

We have found that applying Honey after hijama is very beneficial as it is antiseptic.

One important thing every hijama therapist should remember is that the cuts should be
maximum in number and smallest in size. Many hijama practitioners often put large size cups
which is not good. It has two major drawbacks first is that it is more painful to the person who
is getting hijama secondly it takes more time for the cuts of hijama to heel if the cuts are
large.

So always remember put smaller sized cups.

treatment of depression,stress anxiety using hijama or cuppingMarch 2, 2016

Hijama is very beneficial for treatment of Depression, stress and anxiety. During hijama
negative pressure is applied on various parts of body which relaxes the body along with
specialized diets and herbs are given to patient and in few sittings he feels cheerful and out of
stressful life.

Here we present a case study to you

MALE PATIENT 31 YEARS OF AGE- SUFFERED FROM SEVERE DEPRESSION AND

ANXIETY OFTEN COMBINED WITH PANIC ATTACKS…
This young man had been diagnosed with Severe depression and Anxiety,was administered
Strong antidepressants FOR 8 YEARS by his GP …It has been over 6 weeks since he ceased
taking those medications-This has been made possible by incorporating a healthy diet and the
use of prophetic herbs and of course hijamah This was his third treatment in 5 months
MashaAllah..
From being depressed (he cannot stop
smiling now) ..he is now a happy
chappie…Alhamdulillah!!
hijama for infertility in women

February 4, 2016

Hijama is highly beneficial for women who have harmone issues or polystic overies. So
hijama cures such patients by normalizing all hormones and many women successfully
conceive and get pregnant. Now we present such case study .

&nbspTestimonial:

I was married in the year 2011.

Since then we were trying to have a baby but no luck. We have consulted many Gynecologist
in India, Dubai and USA they told us that everything look normal and It is unexplained
Infertility. After 2 years I have consulted a Doctor in Hyderabad, She told me that I have

Endometriosis and then I had a Surgery to treat it. Still no Luck…..

After 4 years and 8 months

My Dream came True …. I’m Pregnant

Thanks to Sister Saima
She is very kind, helpful and caring.
She explained me the procedure and treated my Endometriosis Disease.
I took 1 session of Hijama for 2 months and after a month, my Pregnancy Test is Positive ‫الحمد‬
‫هللا‬
I would definitely recommend all the women who have infertility issues should go for
Hijama…..
May Allah Swt bless Sister Saima

Anonymous
Dallas, Texas
February 2, 2016;
where to cup
where to cup
 where to cup

If you wish to know the cupping (hijama) points for any particular disease or
ailment that is not listed below, please view the following books (which are
available from our ‘Book Shop’):

 ‘Simple Health Maintenance’ by Dr Dean Richards (English or French)

 ‘Al-Hijama ‘Alaaj Nabawee’ by Mustafa Mohammed Imam (Arabic
with some English)
 ‘Al-Hijama Wa At-tibb’ by Mustafa Mohammed Imam (Arabic with
some English)

If the cupping (hijama) points for any particular disease or ailment are not listed
below or in the above mentioned books, please kindly contact us. We will
inshAllah contact experts in the field of cupping therapy (hijama) and endeavour to
find out on your behalf.

The following are some diseases and ailments and the points where cupping
(hijama) may be performed to treat these ailments. Some of these points are on the
nerves and some are on the blood vessels. Others are on the power lines
(acupuncture), and some are on the reflex points on the back. Some places are on
the lymphatic glands, and some are for accumulation of blood. Some are for
stimulating endocrine secretions and some are for strengthening the immune
system. Others are for strengthening the brain.
Group (A)

 Rheumatism (painful joints) (points 1, 55, in addition to all areas of pain(.

 Roughness of knee (points 1, 55, 11, 12, 13 and cupping around the knee
and you may add 53, 54(.

 Oedema (swollen tissue due to build up of fluid) (points 1, 55, 130, the
right and left side of the heel and you may add 9, 10(.

 Sciatic pain (nerve pain from the buttock which goes down the leg) (for
the right leg) (points 1, 55, 11, 12, 26, 51 and places of pain on the leg
especially the beginning and the end of the muscle) (for the left leg) (points
1, 55, 11, 13, 27, 52 and places of pain on the leg especially the beginning
and the end of the muscle).

 Back pain (positions 1, 55 and cupping on both sides of the spine and places
of pain).

 Neck/shoulder pain (points 1, 55, 40, 20, 21 and places of pain(.

 Gout (swollen joints due to excess uric acid) (points 1, 55, 28, 29, 30, 31,
121 and places of pain(.

 Rheumatoid Arthritis (points 1, 55, 120, 49, 36 and all large and small
joints).

 Paralysis of one half of the body (Hemiplegia) (points 1, 55, 11, 12, 13, 34
or 35 and all the injured joints, massage daily).

 Paralysis of all four limbs (Quadriplegia) (points 1, 55, 11, 12, 13, 34, 35,
36 and all body joints and daily massage).

 Immune system deficiency (points 1, 55, 120, 49).

 Muscle spasm several dry cupping around the affected muscle.

 Poor blood circulation (points 1, 55, 11 and ten cups on both sides of the
spine from the top to the bottom in addition to taking a teaspoon of pure
organic, raw, apple cider vinegar and honey every other day).

 Tingling arms (points 1, 55, 40, 20, 21, arm muscles and affected joints).
  Tingling feet (points 1, 55, 11, 12, 13, 26, 27, feet joints and affected
muscles).

 Abdominal pain (points 1, 55, 7, 8 and dry cupping on 137, 138, 139, 140,
as well as dry cupping on the back opposite to the pain).

(Dry Cupping means without any incisions/scratches (.

Group (B)

Important Note: The following points are arranged according to their

importance. Sometimes, the cupping therapist does not need to use all of the points
and sometimes he/she has to use them all, depending on the condition of the
disease.

 Hemorrhoids (swollen vessels around anus) (points 1, 55, 121, 11, 6 and
dry cupping on 137, 138, 139).

 Anal Fistula (opening in skin near anus, due to formation of a channel

through which fluid leaks) (points 1, 55, 6, 11, 12, 13 and cupping around
the anus and above the fistula hole).

 Prostate and Erectile dysfunction, ED (male impotence and urinary

difficulty due to enlarged prostate gland) (points 1, 55, 6, 11, 12, 13) and
you may add for ED 125, 126, 131 on both legs, and dry cupping on 140,
143.(

 Chronic coughs and lung diseases (points 1, 55, 4, 5, 120, 49, 115, 116, 9,
10, 117, 118, 135, 136, and two cups below both knees(.

 Hypertension (high blood pressure) (points 1, 55, 2, 3, 11, 12, 13, 101, 32,
6, 48, 9, 10, 7, 8, and you may replace 2, 3 with 43, 44).

 Stomach problems and ulcers (points 1, 55, 7, 8, 50, 41, 42 and dry
cupping on 137, 138, 139, 140(.

 Renal (kidney) disease (points 1, 55, 9, 10, 41, 42 and dry cupping on
137,140).

 Irritable bowel syndrome (abdominal cramps and discomfort

characterized by bloating and trapped wind and alternating bouts of
 diarrhea and constipation, often related to anxiety) (points 1, 55, 6, 48, 7,
8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 45, 46 and dry cupping on 137).

 Chronic constipation (long term difficulty with opening bowels) (points

1, 55, 11, 12, 13, 28, 29, 30, 31).

 Diarrhea (dry cupping on 137, 138, 139, 140).

 Involuntary urination (bed wetting) (after the age of five: dry cupping on
137, 138, 139, 140, 142, 143, 125, 126).

 Depression, withdrawal, insomnia (inability to sleep), psychological

conditions and nervousness (points 1, 55, 6, 11, 32 and below the knees.(

 Angiospasm and Arteriosclerosis (narrowing of the blood vessels due to

muscular spasm or fatty deposits) (points 1, 55, 11) (cupping points are on
the places of pain in addition to a teaspoon of pure, organic, raw, apple cider
vinegar and honey every other day).

 Inflammation in the lining of the stomach (gastritis) (points 1, 55, 121).

 Excessive sleep (points 1, 55, 36) in addition to a teaspoon of pure, organic,

raw, apple cider vinegar and honey every other day).

 Food allergies (one dry cup using a light suction directly on the umbilicus
pit [belly button]).

 Sores, leg and thigh abscesses (pus filled spots) and itching of iliac fossae
(itching in hip area) (points 1, 55, 129, 120).

Group (C)

Important Note: The following points are arranged according to their

importance. Sometimes, the cupping therapist does not need to use all of the points
and sometimes he/she has to use them all depending on the condition of the disease.

 Heart disease (points 1, 55, 19, 119, 7, 8, 46, 46, 47, 133, 134).

 Diabetes (points 1, 55, 6, 7, 8, 22, 23, 24, 25, 120, 49) note: the area of
cupping should be applied with black seed oil or honey for 3 days.
  Liver and gall bladder disease (points 1, 55, 6, 48, 41, 42, 46, 51, 122, 123,
124 and 5 cups on the right, outer leg).

 Varicose veins (enlarged, unsightly superficial veins) on the legs (points

1, 55, 28, 29, 30, 31, 132 and around the veins but NOT over the veins).

 Varicocele (enlarged unsightly veins on scrotum of male) (points 1, 55, 6,

11, 12, 13, 28, 29, 30, 31, 125, 126).

 Elephantiasis (swollen leg due to blockage of lymph channels) note: the

patient should rest for 2 days before cupping. He/She should also raise
his/her affected leg up and then place it in warm water for two hours prior to
cupping (points 1, 55, 11, 12, 13, 120, 49, 121 and around the affected leg
from the top of the leg to the bottom in addition to 125, 126, 53, 54).

 Skin diseases (points 1, 55, 49, 120, 129, 6, 7, 8, 11 and cupping on the
affected areas).

 Overweight (points 1, 55, 9, 10, 120, 49 and areas of desired weight loss),
daily massage cupping over area of desired weight loss.

 Underweight (points 1, 55, 121).

 Cellulite daily massage cupping over affected area.

 Infertility (points 1, 55, 6, 11, 12, 13, 120, 49, 125, 126, 143, 41, 42( .

 Thyroid disease (points 1, 55, 41, 42).

Group (D)

 Headaches (points 1, 55, 2, 3) and you may replace points 2, 3 with 43, 44.
If it is caused by eye strain add 104, 105 and 36. If it is caused by nasal
sinuses add 102, 103 and 114. If it is caused by high blood pressure add
11, 101 and 32. If it is caused by constipation add 28, 29, 30 and 31. If it is
caused by a cold add 120, 4 and 5. If it is caused by a stomach ache add 7,
8. If it is caused by the kidneys add 9, 10. If it is caused by menstruation
for women add 11, 12 and 13. If it is caused by gall bladder and liver add
6, 48. If it is caused by the spine column perform cupping on the spine. If
it is caused by tension add 6, 11 and 32. If it is caused by anemia add 120,
 49 and take one teaspoon of black honey (molasses) with a quarter of a
teaspoon of ground fenugreek and 7 ground black seeds daily. If the
headache is due to tumors in the brain, cupping should be performed on the
area of pain on the head).

 Migraine (severe headache associated with nausea and visual

disturbance) (points 1, 55, 2, 3, 106 and area of pain).

 Diseases of the eyes (retina, eye disorder, blurred vision, atrophy of the
eye nerves, glaucoma (Blue Water), cataract (White Water) and weak
eye, eye inflammation and secretion of tears and eye sensitivity (points 1,
55, 36, 101, 104 , 105, 9, 10, 34, 35, above the eyebrows and on the hair line
above the forehead).

 Tonsils, throat, gums, teeth, and the middle ear problems (dizziness,
nausea and ringing in ears) (points 1, 55, 20, 21, 41, 42, 120, 49, 114, 43,
44).

 Weakness of hearing and inflammation of hearing nerve, tinnitus

(ringing sensation in ears) (points 1, 55, 20, 21, 37, 38 and behind the ear).

 Nasal sinuses (points 1, 55, 102, 103, 108, 109, 36, 14 and on the hair line).

 Neuritis (inflammation) of the fifth and seventh nerves (points 1, 55, 110,
111, 112, 113, 114 and on the affected area).

 To stimulate the system of perception (encourage awareness) (points 1,

55, 2, 3, 32).

 Clinical Memory Loss (important: if point 39 is cupped unnecessarily it

may cause damage to the memory. Also its unnecessary repetition may
increase memory loss (point 39 occipital prominence).

 Mute (unable to speak) (points 1, 55, 36, 33, 107, 114( .

 To help stop smoking (points 1, 55, 106, 11, 32( .

 Convulsion (fits) (points 1, 55, 101, 36, 32, 107 on both sides, 114, 11, 12,
13).

 For the treatment of mental retardation (points 1, 55, (101 only once) 36,
32, 2, 3, 120, 49, 11, 12, 13( .

 Atrophy (loss) of brain cells (oxygen deficiency) (points 1, 55, 101, 36, 32,
34, 35, 11 and perform cupping on the joints, muscles and neck, 43 and 44
 on the front and back. Eat honey and royal jelly. Perform massage cupping
daily).

Group (E) Gynecological

Important warning: pregnant women should avoid cupping during pregnancy

except if they are over-due and wish to go into labour. In this case, they should
have dry and massage cupping between the knee and ankle on both legs. Cupping
a pregnant woman may cause miscarriage.

 Hemorrhage (vaginal bleeding) (points 1, 55, (3 dry cups under each breast
daily until bleeding ceases).

 Amenorrhea (absence of periods) (points 1, 55, 129, (131 from the

outside), 135, 136 (.

 Brownish Secretion 3 dry cups under each breast daily until secretion
ceases (points 1, 55, 120, 49, 11, 12, 13 and 143). If secretion has no smell,
no colour or itching, perform cupping on (points 1, 55, 9, 10, 41, 42, 11, 12,
13, 143).

 Menstruation (period) problems (points 1, 55 (dry cupping on 125, 126,

137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143).

 To stimulate the ovaries (points 1, 55, 11, (dry cupping on 125, 126).

 Pain after a uterus (womb) operation, menstrual (period) pain,

the problems of ligation of the fallopian tube (tube being tied/blocked),
milk existence in the breast without being pregnant and menopausal
symptoms (depression, nervousness, psychological conditions, acute
uterus) (points 1, 55, 6, 48, 11, 12, 13, 120, 49) (Dry Cupping on 125,
126). To regulate the menses, it is preferred to perform cupping on the
second day of the menses.

Cupping places on the back

1, the shoulder, the seventh vertebra (bone of spine) of the neck.

2 & 3, the area between the ears, the back of the head where hair grows or on the
sides of the neck.
4 & 5, the air door between the two ribs upwards in the branching of the tracheae
(main windpipe) and the bronchus (smaller windpipe).

6, the gall bladder at the peripheral of the right rib toward the spine.

7 & 8, on the stomach place at the middle of the back opposite to the stomach on
the spinal sides.

9 & 10, the kidney centre under 7 & 8 on the middle of the back.

11, lumbar vertebrae – a prominent bone at the lower back of the vertebra column.

12 & 13, on the sides of 11, slightly upward, 5cm away from the spine.

14, 15, 16 & 17, the colon, almost on the colon corners from the back and 18 of the
middle of the spine.

19, the heart, opposite to the heart from the back and almost on the left rib side.

20 & 21, tonsils triangle that lies in the area between the neck and the shoulder
with a slight bending to the back.

22 & 23, above the pancreas gland under the rib end.

24 & 25, at the beginning of the lower half of the back.

26 & 27, bilaterally at the sides of the iliac bone.

28, 29, 30 & 31, at the upper part of the buttocks.

32, on the middle of the head.

33, on the right part of the hair near the forehead or the hair line.

34 & 35, the right and left part of the brain (at the temporal sides of the brain) as
well as the occipital bone.

36, the cerebellum (occipital) prominent bone on the head.

37 & 38, nearly 3cm above the ears.

39, prominent occipital bone, the deep area at the back of the head where cupping
is prohibited, except in necessary cases.

40, in the middle of the back of the neck.

41 & 42, on the back of the head to the right and the left.
43 & 44, the sides of the neck.

45 & 46, nearly 3cm above the air trachea (4-5).

47, on the left shoulder in addition to the heart.

48, on the right rib from upward, complementary to the gall bladder knot.

49, the immunity area from the back, between the two scapulae (shoulder blades).

50, 6cm slightly above 8, for stomach ulcers.

51 & 52, the two thigh bones (femur), from both sides.

53 & 54, the inner part of the knee from the back.

55, almost 3cm under the shoulder.

Cupping places on the face and abdomen

101, the forehead on the place of worship in praying and it is better not to repeat it.

102 & 103, above the eyebrows from the inner part of the nasal sinuses.

104 & 105, on both sides of the brows and slightly upward for headaches and sight.

106, almost 6cm above the left ear to help give up smoking.

107, nearly 4cm above the cheeks to assist in speech.

108 & 109, on the sides of the nose for nasal sinuses.

110, under the ear from the right and left.

111, 112 & 113, near the eye and the cheek and near the lip to treat the fifth and
sixth nerve.

114, under the chin and it has many benefits.

115 & 116, under the ends of the clavicle (collar bone) from the outside and on the
shoulders.

117 & 118, under the clavicle (collar bone) from the inside, on the chest.
119, the heart, under the middle of the left clavicle (collar bone) using four fingers
of the patient himself.

120, sternum bone (breastplate), in the middle of the chest.

121, first part of the stomach directly under the chest bone.

122, 123 & 124, above the liver, right of the belly.

125 & 126, between the belly and the thigh near the pubic hair area for involuntary
urination, infertility…etc.

127 & 128, on the inner part of the thighs.

129, on the back of the feet to the right.

130, on the sides of the heel from inside and outside for edema.

131, above the heel bone nearly 5cm from the outside.

132, varicocele.

133, almost 2cm above the stomach mouth and near the end of the chest bone.

134, under the left breast.

135 & 136, 5cm away from the breast nipple from the inside for the lungs.

137, 138, 139 & 140, above, right, left and under the umbilicus (belly button).

141, & 142, Right and left of 140.

143, above the bladder.