Hijama, or wet cupping, is a traditional alternative medicine that involves making tiny skin incisions and using suction cups to extract tiny amounts of blood. It is said that by doing this, toxins are eliminated, blood circulation is increased, and a number of medical ailments are improved. 

It is frequently employed in conventional medical practices like Ayurveda and Chinese medicine. To reduce the risk of infection or other consequences, it is crucial to remember that wet cupping should only be done by qualified specialists in a sterile setting.