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PRECAUTIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS Cupping therapy, in general, is very safe and has no side-effects. There are a few exceptions, however, and when these are observed the implementation is safe and the benefits are generous. Precaution is necessary when treating patients who may be on anticoagulant drugs, or have an empty stomach, particularly during long fasting periods such as the holy Ramadan month, as fasting temporarily weakens the body’s energy. In general, cupping is contraindicated directly on veins, arteries, nerves, skin inflammation, any skin lesion, body purifies, eyes, lymph nodes, and varicose veins. Cupping is also contraindicated on open wounds, bone fractures, and sites of deep vein thrombosis. Cupping cures diseas Benefits of cupping Release scar tissue and fascial adhesions. Reduce painful trigger points. Improve circulation, blood and lymph circulation. Relieve pain. Promote mobility and range of motion. Improves mature scars. Decrease toxins.