Cupping
What is cupping?
Cupping is a popular technique in physical therapy to increase circulation and healing. During cupping therapy at Dallas Orthopedic and Shoulder Institute, the team places cup-shaped devices directly on your skin in targeted areas near injuries and pain. Vacuum suction then pulls your skin upward.
There are two forms of cupping: wet cupping and dry cupping. Dry cupping uses heat to create vacuum suction, while wet cupping involves puncturing your skin before or after cupping to encourage toxins to leak out. With either form, you might see some light bruising after treatment that goes away within a week.
The team informs you if you can benefit from cupping as part of a comprehensive physical therapy program. They might use cupping alongside other treatments in your care plan, like joint manipulation or soft tissue massage.
Cupping works because it forces blood into the tiny capillaries near your skin. This expands those vessels, which signals that your body is injured. In response, the natural healing process begins in the targeted region.
Some possible benefits of cupping therapy are:
✔ Increased circulation
✔ Toxin release
✔ Pore clearance
✔ Pain reduction
✔ Increased range of motion
✔ Scar tissue release
✔ Trigger point reduction
The team follows up with you after cupping to make sure you experience benefits from the service.
Which conditions does cupping treat?
You might benefit from cupping if you have certain musculoskeletal injuries or conditions that cause pain, soreness, and reduced function. The team begins your physical therapy with a detailed physical exam and evaluation so they can help you set goals and choose the best-suited forms of therapy.
Cupping can improve conditions and injuries like:
✔ Arthritis
✔ Carpal tunnel syndrome
✔ Headaches and migraines
✔ Hypertension
✔ Back or neck pain
Aside from symptom relief and increased healing, you might experience some general benefits of cupping too. You can talk to the team about getting cupping therapy regularly. This may lead to distinct long-term benefits. Be sure to report any concerns associated with cupping, like burns or skin infections.
Call Dallas Orthopedic and Shoulder Institute or book an appointment online to find out more about the benefits of cupping therapy today.
What is cupping?
Cupping is a popular technique in physical therapy to increase circulation and healing. During cupping therapy at Dallas Orthopedic and Shoulder Institute, the team places cup-shaped devices directly on your skin in targeted areas near injuries and pain. Vacuum suction then pulls your skin upward.
There are two forms of cupping: wet cupping and dry cupping. Dry cupping uses heat to create vacuum suction, while wet cupping involves puncturing your skin before or after cupping to encourage toxins to leak out. With either form, you might see some light bruising after treatment that goes away within a week.
The team informs you if you can benefit from cupping as part of a comprehensive physical therapy program. They might use cupping alongside other treatments in your care plan, like joint manipulation or soft tissue massage.
Cupping works because it forces blood into the tiny capillaries near your skin. This expands those vessels, which signals that your body is injured. In response, the natural healing process begins in the targeted region.
Some possible benefits of cupping therapy are:
✔ Increased circulation
✔ Toxin release
✔ Pore clearance
✔ Pain reduction
✔ Increased range of motion
✔ Scar tissue release
✔ Trigger point reduction
The team follows up with you after cupping to make sure you experience benefits from the service.
Which conditions does cupping treat?
You might benefit from cupping if you have certain musculoskeletal injuries or conditions that cause pain, soreness, and reduced function. The team begins your physical therapy with a detailed physical exam and evaluation so they can help you set goals and choose the best-suited forms of therapy.
Cupping can improve conditions and injuries like:
✔ Arthritis
✔ Carpal tunnel syndrome
✔ Headaches and migraines
✔ Hypertension
✔ Back or neck pain
Aside from symptom relief and increased healing, you might experience some general benefits of cupping too. You can talk to the team about getting cupping therapy regularly. This may lead to distinct long-term benefits. Be sure to report any concerns associated with cupping, like burns or skin infections.
Call Dallas Orthopedic and Shoulder Institute or book an appointment online to find out more about the benefits of cupping therapy today.
Kaufman
Assistance Hours
Monday 8:30am – 5:00pm
Tuesday 8:30am – 5:00pm
Wednesday 8:30am – 5:00pm
Thursday – 8:30am – 5:00pm
Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm
Saturday – CLOSED
Sunday – CLOSED
Phone Number:
214-256-3778
Address
874 Ed Hall Dr Suite 104, Kaufman, TX 75142 (Professional building next to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Kaufman)
Kaufman
Assistance Hours
Monday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Tuesday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday – 8:00am – 5:00pm
Friday - CLOSED
Saturday – CLOSED
Sunday – CLOSED
Phone Number:
214-256-3778
Address
874 Ed Hall Dr Suite 104, Kaufman, TX 75142 (Professional building next to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Kaufman)