Prakriti Ayurveda Hospital Ettumanoor

Vamana is a medicated emesis therapy in Ayurveda used to eliminate excess Kapha dosha. It is highly effective in treating respiratory conditions, sinusitis, allergies and chronic mucus-related disorders.

Virechana is a therapeutic purgation treatment in Ayurveda that eliminates excess Pitta dosha. It effectively detoxifies the body, improves liver function and treats gastrointestinal issues and blood-related impurities.

Vasti is an Ayurvedic therapeutic enema that primarily balances Vata dosha. It treats digestive disorders, constipation, sciatica, paralysis, back pain, obesity, IBS, infertility and other chronic conditions effectively.

Nasya is the administration of medicated oils or herbal preparations through the nostrils. It effectively treats sinusitis, ENT disorders, facial palsy, cervical spondylosis and promotes mental clarity and relaxation.
Poorva Karma is the preparatory phase before Panchakarma, involving Snehana (oleation) and Swedana (fomentation) to loosen toxins, enabling their effective elimination during the main detoxification process.
Pradhana Karma is the main Panchakarma procedure. Based on toxin location, therapies like Vamana (for respiratory waste) or Virechana (for gastrointestinal toxins) are chosen to cleanse the body effectively.
Paschaat Karma is the post-therapy phase of Panchakarma, focusing on restoring digestive and metabolic strength through a specific diet and lifestyle to maintain balance and support long-term healing benefits.

Abhyanga is a full-body Ayurvedic oil massage that promotes relaxation, enhances blood circulation, relieves muscle stiffness, nourishes skin, supports joint health, improves sleep and delays signs of aging naturally.

Udwartana is a dry powder massage done against hair growth direction. It reduces excess fat, tones the skin, improves circulation, eliminates body odor and supports muscle stimulation and metabolic balance.

Kizhi is a warm herbal poultice therapy using medicated leaves or powders. It effectively treats spondylosis, muscle cramps, joint swelling, obesity and improves circulation and musculoskeletal flexibility.

Njavara Kizhi uses a warm poultice of Njavara rice cooked in milk and herbal decoction. It treats hemiplegia, facial palsy, muscular disorders, softens skin and enhances complexion.

Pizhichil involves pouring warm medicated oil over the entire body. It soothes nerves, enhances circulation and is beneficial for muscle spasms, bone injuries, nerve weakness and sexual debility.

Kashayadhara is a therapy involving the pouring of warm herbal decoctions over the body. It effectively treats eczema, psoriasis, skin disorders and provides relief from rheumatic and inflammatory conditions.

Shirovasti involves retaining warm medicated oil on the head using a cap-like structure. It nourishes hair roots and is beneficial for eye disorders, sinusitis, migraines and cervical spondylosis.

A herbal paste made from medicated herbs is applied to the scalp and covered with a banana leaf. This therapy treats scalp disorders, calms the nervous system and reduces stress.

Shirodhara involves gently pouring warm medicated oil, milk or curd over the forehead. It deeply relaxes the mind, reduces stress and anxiety and promotes restful sleep and mental clarity.

A cotton pad soaked in warm medicated oil is gently placed over the affected area. This localized therapy helps relieve pain, supports healing and is effective in degenerative conditions.

Thalam involves applying medicated oil or powder with ghee to the crown or forehead. It effectively treats mental stress, neurotic conditions, enhances concentration, improves vision and calms the nervous system.

Avagaham is a therapeutic bath where the body is immersed in warm medicated liquid. It helps relieve lower back oedema, reduces inflammation, relaxes muscles and promotes overall body comfort.

Veshtanam or Upanaha Swedam involves bandaging the affected area with a warm medicated herbal paste. It is effective in reducing localized swelling, stiffness and pain caused by osteoarthritis and joint disorders.

Snehapana is the oral intake of medicated ghee in specific doses over several days. Performed before Panchakarma, it aids in detoxification and treats digestive, degenerative, spinal and skin disorders.

Dhoomapana is the inhalation of medicated herbal fumes. It effectively treats sinusitis, asthma and lower respiratory conditions, while also calming the mind and reducing stress and emotional tension.

Karnapooranam involves pouring warm medicated oil or decoction into the ears. It helps improve hearing, softens earwax, strengthens ear muscles and supports overall ear health and balance.

Tarpana is an Ayurvedic therapy where medicated ghee is retained over the eyes for a set duration. It relieves dryness, strengthens eye muscles and treats cataract, ptosis and refractive errors.

Greeva Vasti involves retaining warm medicated oil over the neck region. It effectively treats cervical spondylosis, disc prolapse, stiffness, numbness, tremors and supports spinal health and nerve function.

Uro Vasti is the retention of warm medicated oil over the chest. It relieves chest congestion, improves breathing, relaxes chest muscles, enhances circulation and boosts overall lung capacity.

Kati Vasti is a therapeutic Ayurvedic treatment where warm medicated oil is retained on the lower back. It effectively relieves back pain, stiffness, disc issues and supports spinal health.

Janu Vasti involves retaining warm medicated oil over the knee joint. It reduces pain and swelling, improves mobility and is highly effective in managing osteoarthritis, osteoporosis and age-related knee issues.