Ayurveda Treatments

March 23rd, 2007 | admin

Ayurvedic treatments include medication, massaging and surgery. Medication can be orally administered, applied on body, or inhaled as smoke. Massaging is a method of facilitating blood circulation to all parts of the body and to remove pain and bodily disorders.

Another form of treatment in Ayurveda is detoxification or body purification by expelling bodily wastes called. Panchakarma therapy aims in deep cleansing of body.

Rasayana chikitsa or rejuvenation therapy aims at rejuvenating the person to youthful vigor and agility.

Surgery is performed on eyes to treat some diseases that affect the eye.

The treatments for a person are prescribed only after analyzing the physical capacity of the person, his or her mental capacities and many factors associated within. Treatments are prescribed for the person and not for the diseases.

This is the fundamental difference between Ayurveda and Allopathy. Allopathy aims at treating the disease by directly attacking the factors that lead to the disease. If it is a pathogen that causes the disease, Allopathy doctors prescribe antibiotics. Addressing the person is an absent entity in Allopathy. Ayurveda doctors prescribe the medicines, diet and lifestyle modifications to help the body expel the toxins and regain health.

One among the prime requirement of Ayurvedic medicines is that they must not produce side effects.

After Ayurvedic treatment, the full system of the body is rebalanced for better healthy state.