Ayurvedic Treatment
Ayurveda, one of the oldest and traditional methods of medicine, means knowledge of life as Ayur means life and Veda means science or knowledge. Ayurveda is a holistic science which believes in curing the body, mind and soul.
Ayurveda first analyses the body constitution of the patient, his habits, his lifestyle, the extent of the disease and then provide treatment specific to each case. Even if two persons are suffering from one disease, their Ayurvedic treatment would be different according to their respective body constitution and the stage of the disease.
Ayurvedic treatment stresses on maintaining balance between body and mind by bringing changes in lifestyle, eating habits, indulging in physical exercises or yoga or even meditation and herbal therapy.
Ayurvedic treatment identifies the root cause of the disease or problem and then removes it to provide permanent relief. Since Ayurveda believes that a disease is caused due to imbalance in doshas in the body, it recommends a nutritious diet to correct the imbalance and treat the disease. Physical exercises and some changes in lifestyle are also recommended along with the medicines to cure the disease completely.
Types of Ayurvedic Treatment :
Ayurvedic treatment is divided into preventive measures and curative treatment.
Preventive Measures:
There are three aspects in preventive measures in Ayurvedic treatment.
- Ayurveda believes that diseases can be prevented by maintaining good personal hygiene practices like regular washing hands and face and brushing teeth, eating balanced food at stipulated time according to different season, indulging in physical exercises and getting a good night sleep.
- Ayurveda recommends use of certain agents to improve longevity, boost immunity level, enhance mental abilities and prevent ageing.
- Ayurveda suggests yoga exercises for a healthy body, mind and soul. Yoga not only helps in preventing diseases by maintaining the balance of doshas but also helps in treating some diseases.
Curative Treatment:
Curative Treatment comprises of internal purification or Panchakarma, External Medicine and Surgical medicine.
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Panchakarma therapy or five cleansing methods of treatment is a therapy which improves the body's metabolic process with the help of herbal medicines and special diet. The therapy removes the toxins from the body and balances the doshas. Panchakarma therapy has to precede the administration of drugs or surgery.
Panchakarma therapy includes Vamana (use of Emetics), Virecana (use of laxatives), Basti (medicated Enema), Nasya (Nasal administration) and Rakta Mokshana (Blood letting). All the five methods may not be used to treat people. One therapy or a combination of two to three therapies is generally used for the treatment of diseases.
In Vamana, Kapha toxins present in the body and respiratory tract are eliminated to cure diseases like Bronchial asthma, allergies, hyperacidity, nasal congestion, obesity, skin disorders etc. Virecana therapy is used to eliminate Pitta toxins from liver and gall bladder and helps cure diabetes, asthma, skin disorders, constipation, psoriasis and gynecological disorders.
Basti cleanses Vata, Pitta and Kapha toxins from colon with the help of medicated oil and herbal decoction. It helps in curing Paraplegia, Cervical Spondylosis, constipation, digestive disorders, backache, obesity and infertility. Nasya therapy is used to remove Kapha toxins from head and neck region. In this therapy, medicated oil is administered through the nose. It helps in improving memory and eye sight, and curing insomnia, headaches, migraine, nasal allergies and sinusitis.
Rakta Mokshana is the therapy in which blood is purified. However, it is recommended very rarely as there is a high risk of infection.
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External Medicine - In this type of treatment, powders, syrups, tablets and medicated oils made from natural plants, herbs etc are given to cure the diseases along with internal medicines. Since the medicines are made from natural products and not synthetically produced, there are no side-effects in Ayurvedic Treatment.
Application of paste, powders and other physiotherapeutic measures too could be recommended.
- Surgical Intervention - Surgical Intervention is believed that Ayurveda is the first system of medicine which conducted different types of operations to treat wounds and fractures, and plastic surgery as far as during the Christian era. Ancient physicians Bhela, Charaka and Susrutha were credited with initiating surgeries. Susrutha is known as the father of plastic surgery.
Benefits of Ayurvedic Treatment :
- Ayurvedic treatment uses drugs, medicated oils or powder made from natural herbs and plants as a result there is no side-effects unlike other systems of medicines which have many side-effects.
- Ayurveda has treatment for all diseases, including diabetes, asthma, heart ailments and cancer.
- Ayurvedic treatment like Panchakarma enables the body to be more responsive to medicines and treatment by balancing the doshas, quickening the healing process.
- Yoga exercises strengthens bones, muscles and important organs like heart, liver etc and improves blood circulation and keep a check on sugar levels.
- Ayurvedic massages, Panchakarma, yoga exercises and meditation helps in calming down the nerves and relieves you of all stress and frustrations in day-to-day lives. It also helps remove harmful toxins from the body, making you feel good and relaxed.
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