Cupping & Physical Therapy
We apply it mainly to the forearm rather than the wrist, because the muscles that move the fingers and wrist are concentrated in the forearm. Wet cupping is not performed for patients on anticoagulants, with a bleeding tendency, with diabetes, or during pregnancy.
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