Cikar, SelmaUstundag, GamzeHaciabdullahoglu, SedaYuksel, SevdaDane, Senol2025-10-242025-10-2420150147-958X1488-2353https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12899/4090Purpose: Wet cupping (hijamah) therapy relieves the pain and relaxes the body. The research team aimed to examine the efficacy of wet cupping therapy on the sleep quality parameters in a healthy population. Methods: Participants were seventy-five healthy subjects (50 women, 25 men, median age = 29.61 years, SD = 8.92). Wet cupping was applied by a cupping practitioner. The assessment of the sleep quality parameters by Pittsburg Sleep Quality Index Inventory was applied one hour before and one month after wet cupping therapy. Results: All sleep quality parameters were positively affected after wet cupping therapy in healthy subjects. Conclusions: Wet cupping therapy should be considered as a complementary therapy method for people with sleep problems.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessLow-Back-Pain; Therapy; TrialArticle384E258E2612-s2.0-84939179978Q2WOS:000359119100023Q4