How Often Should You Do Hijama?

Do you wonder how often should you do hijama to improve your health or treat a medical condition with Hijama therapy? The frequency can vary from person to person based on their characteristics such as age, severity of the issue, type of therapy and more. Read more as we give a general guideline on Hijama frequency. 

Improve health with Hijama

Hijama Therapy is a wellness therapy that can be done weekly or on a monthly basis. The aim is detoxification and boosting immunity. It can be used for both cosmetic and medical purposes. Frequent sesions can help improve blood circulation, reduce pain and stress. The ideal frequency for each person can vary based on their characteristics. 

How Often Should You Do Hijama?

The frequency can vary from person to person based on several factors. It may depend on your age, medical condition, therapy goal, and more. Here’s a guideline:

1. For General Health Maintenance

If you want to improve your health and boost your immunity, every 3 to 6 months is ideal. Traditionally, many people do it once per Islamic (lunar) month, particularly on recommended days like the 17th, 19th, or 21st of the Islamic calendar.

2. For Chronic Health Conditions

People with medical conditions like migraines, back pain, high blood pressure, PCOS, or infertility may benefit from monthly sessions. Initially, sessions may be more frequent (e.g., every 2–4 weeks), and afterwards you may be asked to get it less frequently. 

3. For Athletes or High-Performance Individuals

Every 1–2 months, to support muscle recovery and reduce fatigue.

4. For Detox or Immune Boosting

Once every season (4 times a year) can help with body cleansing and immune system support.

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FAQs

If you are looking to enhance your general wellness and are healthy, getting this therapy once a year can be effective.

If you are not being treated for a medical condition, it is advised that you wait for 4-6 weeks in between. 

Yes, it is allowed; however, our specialists recommend you avoid it during fasting to prevent weakness. 

Usually, dry cupping is considered safer, and it can be done more frequently.