Cupping therapy, which is one of the modern physical therapy methods, has become popular in recent years as one of the complementary and traditional treatment applications in the world and in our country and in different parts of the world. not responding to conventional treatment or as a complementary treatment for chronic diseases.

Although cupping therapy is applied in different ways, it is basically performed as wet (cupping) and dry cupping therapy. In both applications, the cups are placed on the skin by creating negative pressure and placed under the skin. extracellular making room for new oxygenated blood in the field. cupping (cupping) In the treatment, scratches are made on the skin and blood is removed.

In which diseases is cupping therapy used?

∙       Pain due to strains in the shoulder blades and arm bones, joints and lumbar muscles

∙       In pain caused by lumbago (Lumbago)

∙       Shoulder and back pain

∙       Fibrositis or fibrominaj (earache) pain

∙       In pain caused by nervous contractions

∙       Slipped discs in the lumbar and neck region and the resulting pain

∙       In pain caused by rheumatic disorders

∙       In the treatment of pain caused by arthritis

∙       Temporary nervous contractions in certain parts of the body.

∙       Reducing excessive fatigue