She said, "No one ever complained to the Messenger of Allah ﷺ about a pain in his head except that he said, 'Get cupped,' nor about a pain in his feet except that he said, 'Apply henna to them.'"
قالت: ما كان أحد يشتكي إلى رسول الله ﷺ وجعا في رأسه إلا قال: احتجم، ولا وجعا رجليه إلا قال: اخضبها
Abu Dawud (3858) narrated it from Muhammad bin Wazir Dimashqi, who said, Yahya bin Hassan told us, Abdul-Rahman bin Abu Mawali told us, Faid the freedman of Ubaydullah bin Ali bin Abu Rafi told us, from his patron Ubaydullah bin Ali bin Abu Rafi, from his grandmother Salma, the servant of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ, and he related it as mentioned. Its chain is hasan because of Ubaydullah bin Ali bin Abu Rafi and Abdul-Rahman bin Abu Mawali, for they make the hadith hasan. The hadith has other routes and wordings in Tirmidhi (2054), Ibn Majah (3502), and Ahmad (27617–27618), but what I have mentioned here has the soundest chain and the most complete wording.