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Hijama therapy, also known as cupping therapy, is an ancient healing technique that has been practiced for centuries to improve circulation, remove toxins, and restore balance in the body. At Gaelan Hospital, Sharjah, our certified practitioners perform safe and hygienic Hijama therapy in a medically supervised environment — helping patients experience natural relief from pain, stress, and fatigue.
Hijama (Arabic: الحجامة) is a form of wet cupping therapy where small, controlled suction cups are placed on specific points of the body to draw out stagnant blood and toxins. This process promotes natural detoxification, improves blood flow, and boosts the immune system.
Hijama is not just a detox therapy — it’s a comprehensive healing practice that can benefit your physical and mental health.
At Gaelan Hospital, Sharjah, our therapists use sterile, single-use medical cups and follow strict infection control measures, ensuring your Hijama session is safe, comfortable, and effective.
Hijama therapy is ideal for individuals experiencing:
However, Hijama should always be performed by a qualified practitioner. At Gaelan Hospital, our experts assess your condition before the therapy to determine the most suitable cupping points and technique for your body.
Our goal is to provide authentic, safe, and effective Hijama therapy that helps you rejuvenate naturally — right here in Sharjah, UAE.
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Rebalance your body and restore your energy naturally with Hijama therapy at Gaelan Hospital, Sharjah.
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Hijama involves mild suction and small superficial incisions. Most patients describe it as slightly uncomfortable but not painful. The relief felt afterward far outweighs the brief discomfort.
For general wellness, once every 3–6 months is recommended. For chronic conditions, your therapist may suggest more frequent sessions
Yes, when performed by trained professionals in a sterile medical setting like Gaelan Hospital, Hijama is completely safe and beneficial.
Absolutely. Many women find Hijama helpful for hormonal balance, stress relief, and fatigue. However, it should be avoided during pregnancy and menstruation.
A typical Hijama session lasts about 30–45 minutes, including consultation and post-treatment care.
Avoid heavy exercise, showers, or caffeine for 24 hours. Drink plenty of water and eat light meals to support detoxification.
