Cupping Treatment is a form of alternative medicine in which a therapist applies suction to your skin using specific cups. Cupping stimulates blood flow to the areas in which the cups are inserted. It may reduce muscular tension, improve blood circulation, and promote cell healing. It also might aid in forming new ligament tissues and blood vessels in the body.
- A variety of illnesses and diseases can be treated with Cupping Physiotherapy.
Its origins may be traced back to ancient Egyptian, Chinese, and Eastern European traditions. One of the world's oldest medical books, the Ebers Papyrus, tells how ancient Egyptians employed its treatment about 1,550 B.C.
What Are Different Forms Of Cupping?
The cup might be made of silicon, Glass, Bamboo, or Earthenware materials. It was initially done using animals' horns. The cups were later made of bamboo and finally earthenware. Heat is usually used to generate suction. Glass cups shaped like balls and open on one end are commonly used in modern cupping.
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Two Types of Cupping are:
Dry cupping : It Uses Suction is the only procedure used for Dry cupping.
Wet Cupping: It may include suction as well as controlled therapeutic bleeding. Wet cupping eliminates toxic compounds and poisons from the body to aid cure.
A vacuum is created as the air within the cup cools. As the blood vessels enlarge, the skin then raises and turns red. In most cases, the cup is kept in the same position for up to 3 minutes. It provides a gentle suction. Then the cup is removed.
What Problems Can Cupping Help With?
Cupping Physiotherapy is often used to cure many problems. It may be especially beneficial for treating disorders that cause muscular cramps and pains. In addition to treating digestion problems, acne problems, and other acupressure-related conditions, the cups can also be placed on important acupressure points.
Cupping Therapy can be effective in some of these cases:
- Acne or skin problems.
- Certain types of Headaches.
- Certain Lung disorders
- Anxiety and depression.
- Chronic sinus infections or Asthma.
- Varicose veins
- Fibromyalgia
- Urinary incontinence etc.
