Hijama-cupping therapy uses specific points on the body where cups are applied to support overall wellness.

These points are traditionally selected based on experience and anatomical understanding.

Common Hijama-Cupping Areas

Some of the most commonly used areas include:

• Upper back
• Neck area
• Shoulders
• Lower back
• Legs (in some cases)

Why These Areas Are Used

These areas are commonly chosen because:

• They contain large muscle groups
• They often hold tension
• They are easy to access safely

Important Safety Note

Hijama-cupping points should always be selected by a trained practitioner.

Incorrect application may lead to:

• Discomfort
• Ineffective results
• Safety risks

Are Points the Same for Everyone?

No. Hijama points may vary depending on:

• Individual condition
• Health status
• Purpose of the session

Final Thoughts

Hijama-cupping points are not random — they require knowledge, training, and experience to apply correctly.

Learn More

Proper hijama training teaches how to identify safe and effective cupping points in real practice.