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Home > Complementary Medicine > Ayurveda > Panchakarma Therapy |
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Panchkarma Therapy |
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Vaidya Vilas Nanal |
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Vamana - Use of Emetics This therapy is mainly used in cases of chronic disorders due to Kapha dosha. It involves induced and controlled vomiting with the help of medicines. It is used to treat chronic asthma, chronic hyperacidity etc. Vamana should not be given to the very young or the very old or during pregnancy and should always be administered under a physician's supervision Virechan - Use of laxatives This therapy is mainly used in cases of chronic disorders due to Pitta dosha. It involves induced and controlled purgation with the help of medicines. It is used to treat jaundice, chronic helminthes cases etc. Virechan should not be given to the very young or the very old or during pregnancy and should always be administered under a physician's supervision. Basti - Medicated Enema Involves administering medicines as enema. The medicines used can be decoctions, pure / formulated oils, milk etc. It is used to cure arthritis, backache etc. Virechan should not be given to the very young or the very old or during pregnancy and should always be administered under a physician's supervision. Nasya - Nasal administration of medication Nasya is administered through the nose. Medicated powders, decoctions or oil drops are introduced into the nasal passages. They remove residual doshas and toxins from the head and neck area. Nasya is used in cases of migraine, chronic rhinitis, epilepsy etc. Rakta Mokshana - Blood letting Is done either with the help of venesection, or using leeches. It is mainly used to cure gout, skin and blood disorders (pigmentation), elephantiasis, alopecia. Rakta-mokshan should not be given to the very young or the very old or during pregnancy and should always be administered under a physician's supervision. Panchkarma therapy should always be followed by a special diet regime that includes Khichadi among other things.
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