A healthy person should undergo hijama once or twice a year. It cleanses the body of pollutants and chemicals found in the air, water, food, stress (both mental and physical), blood, and immune system. And since prevention is always better than cure, it’s a terrific way to avoid getting sick in the first place.

A small amount of planning is required. Please, however, bear in mind the following:

• Having an empty stomach is necessary.
• Do not skip doses of any medication you are taking for hypertension, diabetes, etc.
• Consult your doctor before stopping any anticoagulant medication at least three to four days before you plan to wear a hijama.
• Eat a small meal and stay as active as possible after removing your hijab.
• After wearing a hijab, get a tetanus vaccine.

Patients’ overall health should take priority. People who have had heart surgery, cardiac pacemakers, severe debilitation, anaemia, blood problems (such as haemophilia), extremely high blood sugar, or who are very weak should not use hijama.
It is necessary to administer medication to youngsters under the age of thirteen or fifteen and adults over the age of seventy-five before they can wear hijab.
Pregnant, nursing, or menstruating women should refrain from wearing the hijama. 

As ash shafi, Allah is the one who heals and provides shifa. Indeed, Allah is the most knowledgeable.
• Physical ailments such as headaches, backaches, arthritis, sciatica, cervical spondylitis, and wounds
• Cellulite, asthma,
• Weakness, anaemia
• This includes mental health issues such as depression.
• Skin issues
• Atrophy, sciatica, the flu, and the common cold
• Menopause symptoms, irregular periods, and infertility
• Excess weight
• Digestive issues such as constipation, liver and spleen disorders, and others
• frozen shoulders, varicose veins, and so on.