Objective: Traditional and complementary medicine practices are widely practiced worldwide. In this study, the number of people who applied to the ALKU Alanya Training and Research Hospital Traditional and Complementary Medicine Application Center between 30 May 2018 and 10 January 2019, the reasons for application and the classification of the applications according to the traditional method applied, retrospective evaluation of the examinations requested before the application it intended. Material and Methods: 83 women, 42 men, who had the first session applications to ALKU Alanya Training and Research Hospital Traditional and Complementary Medicine Application Center, were included in the study by consenting a total of 125 volunteers. Hcamat (age cup) was applied to 89 patients and leech therapy (hirudotherapy) was applied to 36 patients. Statistical analysis was done. The number is given as percentage frequency, mean±standard deviation. Chi-square test was used to compare the groups in terms of categorical features, p<0.05 was considered significant. Results: As mean±standard deviation of 125 patients; body mass index (BMI) value; 29.47±5.69, age value; 48.90±14.29 occupational distribution; housewives were 62 (49%), farmer 20 (16%), worker 10 (8%), officer 10 (8%), other (retired, student etc.) 23 (18%). Fasting blood glucose value were 105±43 mg/dL. Conclusion: 125 patients applying for hirudotherapy and age cup therapy appear to be at the upper limit of the overweight range and very close to the obesity limit in terms of BMI. The fasting blood glucose values are above the 70-100 mg/dL range, which is determined as the normal range. For these reasons, it will be appropriate to evaluate patients who apply for Traditional and Complementary Medicine in terms of insulin resistance and to work for the prevention of type 2 diabetes mellitus formation with appropriate treatment if there is insulin resistance.