services – Sreekrishnamangalam Ayurvedic Hospital

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Oil Massage

Oil massage, also known as Abhyanga in Ayurveda, is a holistic practice involving warm, herbal-infused oils applied to the body. It aims to balance mind, body, and spirit, promoting relaxation and nourishing the skin. With therapeutic benefits like stress relief, improved circulation, and muscle relaxation, oil massage has been cherished for centuries for its rejuvenating effects.

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Elakizhi

Elakizhi, a massage therapy rooted in Ayurveda, targets issues with muscles, bones, and joints. It utilizes herbal leaves bundled into boluses, fried in medicinal oil, and applied through massage. This therapy, a component of Panchakarma, aids in detoxification, particularly beneficial for back pain and various joint ailments. With its ability to enhance circulation, reduce inflammation, and promote perspiration, Elakizhi offers a safe and effective approach to holistic healing.

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Steam Bath

Steam bath, also known as Swedana in Ayurveda, is a revered therapeutic practice offering myriad benefits for both body and mind. This ancient treatment involves exposure to warm, herbal-infused steam, facilitating detoxification, relaxation, and improved circulation. The gentle heat penetrates the pores, relieving muscle tension and promoting radiant skin. Beyond its physical effects, steam bath soothes the mind, reducing stress and enhancing emotional well-being. Tailored to individual needs, guided sessions by Ayurvedic practitioners ensure optimal results, making steam bath a valuable component of holistic wellness.

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Head Massage

Head Massage, a soothing practice that offers more than just sensory delight. Beyond the pleasurable sensations, it can alleviate headache symptoms, ease tension, and potentially enhance hair growth. The benefits of a head massage include tension release, relief from migraine and headache pain, stress reduction, and promotion of deep relaxation.

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Njavarakizhi

Njavarakizhi, also known as Shashtikashali Pinda Swedana, is an Ayurvedic massage therapy aimed at toning muscles and enhancing nerve conductivity. Originating in Kerala, this unique treatment utilizes Njavara, a special type of rice, packed into a cotton bolus. The bolus is then applied with medicated oil and gently massaged over the body to induce sweating, aiding in toxin elimination and stress relief. Njavarakizhi benefits include pacifying Vata Dosha, boosting immunity, revitalizing sensory and motor functions, improving skin health, promoting calmness for better sleep, and rejuvenating the body as part of Ayurvedic therapy.

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Mamsakizhi

Mamsakizhi, also known as Mamsa pinda sweda, is a specialized therapy aimed at addressing conditions related to bones, muscles, nerves, and skin nourishment. In this unique treatment, a bolus prepared from the flesh of animals like goat, sheep, or rabbit is infused with medicinal oil and herbs, then used for sudation therapy. This procedure combines oilation, sudation, and nourishment, offering benefits such as improved muscular strength, rejuvenation of body tissues and cells, prevention of bone and joint degeneration, nourishment of nerves, enhanced skin blood circulation, and improvement in complexion.

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Naranga kizhi

Naranga kizhi, a therapeutic treatment, aids in reducing inflammation and alleviating pain. By utilizing processed lemon enclosed in a pouch, this treatment enhances local circulation by dilating blood vessels, thereby facilitating healing processes. It is particularly effective in relieving acute joint pain, discomfort associated with disc prolapse, arthritic pain, and pain resulting from injuries.

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Kashayadhara

Kashayadhara, a therapeutic practice, involves pouring medicated decoction over the body for a specified duration and height. This procedure enhances skin health, improving tone and texture. During Sarvanga kashaya dhara, the warm decoction induces perspiration, relaxes the mind, and promotes sleep. The medicinal properties of the decoction, combined with temperature regulation, alleviate pain and itching sensations.

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Thakradhara

Thakradhara, a unique Ayurvedic therapy, utilizes medicated buttermilk poured in a continuous stream over the body or forehead. It shares physiological benefits with shirodhara but employs buttermilk instead. Thakradhara is beneficial for stress reduction, mental health, skin and hair care, and immunity. This therapy helps relax the mind, prevent greying of hair, alleviate headaches, improve digestion, and address insomnia and stress-related conditions.

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Ksheeradhara

Ksheeradhara, a variant of the ancient Ayurvedic therapy Shirodhara, combines “Ksheera” (milk) and “Dhara” (continuous flow). In this practice, warm medicated cow’s milk is rhythmically poured onto the forehead, targeting the “third eye” chakra. Known for its stress-reducing effects, Ksheeradhara induces deep relaxation, nourishes the scalp and nervous system, and helps balance Pitta dosha, contributing to overall well-being. This therapy is revered for its ability to promote mental tranquility, improve sleep quality, enhance cognitive function, relieve headaches, and benefit skin and hair health, offering holistic wellness benefits.

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Dhanyamladhara

Dhanyamladhara, an ancient Ayurvedic therapy, involves pouring a fermented herbal liquid called Dhanyamla. Derived from “Dhanya” (cereals) and “Amala” (sour), it balances doshas, removes toxins, and rejuvenates. Recommended for musculoskeletal, neurological, and skin issues, it’s contraindicated for pregnant women and those with severe cardiac conditions. Consulting an Ayurvedic practitioner is advised.

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Pizhichil

Pizhichil, also known as “Thailadhara,” stands as a testament to Ayurveda’s regal heritage. This revered treatment, blending oil massage and sweating techniques, is celebrated for its ability to boost circulation and purge toxins from the body. Administered by skilled hands, this 60-90 minute therapy offers profound stress relief and is renowned for its efficacy in addressing a spectrum of ailments, from muscular and skeletal issues to diabetes, hypertension, and neurological disorders.

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Thalam

Thalam, a traditional Ayurvedic therapy from Kerala, targets the nerve-rich center of the head with custom herbal pastes. This treatment soothes the mind, cools the body, and aids various ailments like anxiety, sleep disorders, migraines, and skin conditions. Its benefits extend to improved vision, neurological issues, hypertension management, and gastrointestinal health, offering holistic rejuvenation.

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Pichu

Pichu, a pre-treatment Ayurvedic therapy, targets head, spine, and cranial nerve conditions caused by Vata disorders. Warm medicated oil-soaked cotton is applied over the affected area, providing soothing relief. Effective for migraines, sciatica, insomnia, and more, Pichu calms the body and mind, offering rejuvenation. Our hospital in Hyderabad offers authentic Ayurvedic treatments, ensuring herbal, side-effect-free care tailored to your needs. Schedule an appointment to explore our range of therapies.

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Nasyam

Nasyam, a pivotal part of Panchakarma detoxification, purifies the nasal passages, eliminating toxins. As the gateway to the head and brain, nasal cleansing is vital. Nasya stimulates brain function and aids stress reduction, promoting overall well-being. Experience the revitalizing benefits of Nasya therapy at our center.

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Shirovasthy

Shirovasti involves retaining medicated oil on the head, addressing various conditions like dry scalp, headaches, and skin ailments. This therapy, beneficial for mental and physical well-being, is a cornerstone of our holistic approach to healing. Experience rejuvenation at our center, where ancient traditions meet modern wellness practices.

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Kadeevasthy

Kadeevasthy, a potent Ayurvedic treatment, targets lower back and spinal ailments. Warm medicated oil is applied to the affected area, alleviating back pain, sciatica, and muscle discomfort. This therapy enhances blood circulation, strengthens muscles, and nourishes nerves, promoting flexibility and relief from pain. Experience the benefits of Kadeevasthy for a healthier, pain-free back.

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Januvasthy

Janu Vasti, an integral part of Ayurvedic healing, focuses on the knee joint. Warm herbal oil or medicated ghee is applied to alleviate pain and stiffness, particularly in conditions like osteoarthritis and knee injuries. This therapy includes a soothing massage followed by the application of warm oil in a dough well around the knee, reducing inflammation and nourishing joint tissues. Experience relief and improved mobility with Janu Vasti.

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Lepanam

Lepanam involves the application of medicated herbal paste to targeted areas or the entire body as per the patient’s needs. Beneficial for inflammatory conditions, arthritis, gout, and skin ailments like eczema, it reduces inflammation, enhances blood circulation, and alleviates pain. The paste, rich in anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, nourishes tissues, promoting healing and relief.

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Kashaya Vasthy

Kashaya Vasthy employs enema with medicated decoction to expel gas, toxins, and aid detoxification. Effective for constipation, neurological issues, paralysis, flatulence, and musculoskeletal disorders like lower backache, gout, and rheumatism. This therapy promotes gastrointestinal health, alleviates pain, and supports overall well-being.

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Snehavasthy

Sneha Vasti, a key aspect of Ayurvedic detoxification (Panchakarma), utilizes medicated oil or ghee administered through the anal route. This therapy balances Vata Dosha and aids in colonic detoxification, eliminating toxins from the lower body for enhanced well-being.

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Foot Massage

Originating from the traditional Indian practice of Ayurveda, Chavutti Thirumal is a full-body massage with roots dating back over two thousand years. Developed by Kalaripayattu warriors, it incorporates sweeping foot motions executed by the therapist on an oiled body, using the feet, toes, and heels. This therapeutic massage aims to alleviate pain, swelling, and emotional tension while promoting detoxification, flexibility, and the restoration of vital energies.

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Anti Natal care

During pregnancy, indulge in soothing oil massages using traditional blends like Dhanwantaram thailam, Pindathailam, Lakshadi, Balasavagandhadi, or Sahacharadi. These oils help nurture the skin and promote relaxation. For bathing, opt for water boiled with ripe jackfruit tree leaves, known for its nourishing properties, ensuring a rejuvenating experience during this special time.

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Visha Chikilsa

Ayurvedic toxicology, known as agada tantra, offers specialized treatment for various poisons, including plant, mineral, and animal origins. Urgency is emphasized, with Charak’s 24-fold treatment approach providing a systematic guide. Dushivisha, or slow poisons, adds complexity, prompting innovative treatments. Ayurvedic remedies, tailored to each case, showcase the holistic approach of this ancient healing system.

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JALOOKAVACHARANAM

Jalaukaavacharana, also known as leech therapy, is a highly effective bloodletting technique in Ayurveda. This therapy involves the application of leeches to specific areas of the body to draw out impure blood, particularly when pitta dosha is aggravated. It is considered a purificatory therapy (shodhana) and is classified as one of the five Panchakarmas by Acharya Sushruta. During the procedure, the affected area is cleansed, and a leech is placed over it to draw blood, aided by a moist cotton cloth. This therapy aims to cleanse the body of toxins and promote overall well-being.

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Blood Letting Therapy

Bloodletting, among the oldest medical practices, historically treated various ailments by withdrawing blood in a controlled manner. Leeches were commonly used for this therapy. Despite seeming radical, it was effective. Sharpened sticks, knives, or shark teeth were employed to accelerate blood flow. This therapy, though unconventional, effectively treated illnesses, including cardiac diseases. Benefits include illness prevention, cancer risk reduction, heart attack prevention, and calorie burning.