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Tarpan 

It involves retaining medicated ghee (ghṛta) or oil over the eyes within a boundary.

Enhancement of Vision,Ocular Oleation and Nourishment,rejuvenating ocular tissues and delaying senile ocular degeneration etc.

Abhyanga 

Abhyanga is the external application of medicated oil (taila) over the entire body or specific parts.

Pacifies Vata dosha(especially dryness, stiffness, cracking, and fatigue),

Musculoskeletal Strengthening,Skin Beautification,Induces Sleep etc.

 Mashapinda

It is a form of Pinda Sveda (bolus sudation) which applied over the body through a massage and sudation technique.

Enhances circulation, facilitates removal of toxins (ama),Promotes rejuvenation in chronic neuro-muscular disorders etc.

Swedan 

Swedana is the process of inducing sweat through heat, using various methods. Dilate body channels (srotas), reduce stiffness, liquefy doshas, and prepare the body for Panchakarma procedures. It is a primary Purva Karma (preparatory procedure) for Shodhana Chikitsa.

Nasya 

It is a Panchakarma procedure in which medicated oils, powders are administered through the nasal route.

Cleanse and nourish the head and neck region,Promotion of mental clarity, memory,strength of sense organs etc.

Cupping 

 

Cupping known traditionally as "Alabu Karma" in Ayurveda, is a form of Raktamokshana (bloodletting therapy), where suction is created on the skin using cups.

Draw out stagnant or impure blood, toxins, and Ama (metabolic waste).

Back pain,psoriasis, vitiligo, eczema etc.

 Viddhakarma

It is one of the classical Anushastra karma (procedures done without major surgical instruments) and shares similarities with acupuncture, dry needling, and minor bloodletting.

Sciatica,Frozen shoulder,Cervical spondylosis,Tennis elbow,Instant pain relief

etc.

Pindi and bidalak 

It is a form of external application used primarily in Netra Roga (eye disorders).

Conjunctivitis,Burning eyes,relieves redness,fatigue of eye etc.

Agnikarma  

It is the intentional application of heat on the body using fire-heated instruments to relieve diseases that are difficult to cure.

Relieve chronic pain,muscle, tendon, ligament, bone, and nerve disorders,corns

Frozen shoulder,Heel pain,Cervical spondylosis etc.

Katibasti

 

It is a classical external Snehana-Swedana procedure in Ayurveda, where warm medicated oil is retained over the lower back (Kati pradesha) for a specific period.  Treating lumbar pain, spinal disorders,stiffness,Promotes strength and flexibility of spine etc.

Janubasti

 

Janu Basti is a classical external therapy in Ayurveda in which warm medicated oil is retained over the knee joint (Janu sandhi).

Knee joint pain stiffness,Ligament injury,

Post-traumatic knee disorders etc.

Netra parishek 

It is one of the Netra Kriyakalpa procedures in Ayurveda, where lukewarm or cold medicated decoctions or liquids are gently poured over the closed eyes in a continuous stream. It is especially indicated in conditions involving burning, redness, discharge, fatigue, inflammation of the eyes etc.

Shirobasti 

It is a specialized Murdha Taila procedure in Ayurveda, where lukewarm medicated oil is retained over the scalp.

It is highly beneficial for neuro-psychiatric conditions, hair and scalp disorders, and headache syndromes, Deep nourishment to brain tissues and nerves,Improves sleep,anxiety, depression etc.

Shiro lepa

 

It is an Ayurvedic topical application therapy where medicated herbal paste is applied over the scalp for therapeutic and preventive purposes. It is primarily used to balance Pitta and Vata dosha in the head region, providing relief from headaches, stress, insomnia, high blood pressure, and mental fatigue..

Karnapurana

 

Karna Purana is a classical Ayurvedic ear care therapy in which medicated warm oil is instilled into the ears. It is primarily done to nourish, lubricate, and cleanse the ear canal, as well as to manage ear pain, tinnitus, hearing loss, and Vata-predominant disorders of the head and neck.

Anajana 

Anjana is a classical Netra Kriyakalpa (ocular therapy) in Ayurveda, where medicated collyrium (ointment or powder) is applied into the lower conjunctival sac of the eyes. It is primarily used to cleanse, nourish, and protect the eyes, and treat both acute and chronic netra rogas (eye disorders), especially of Vata and Kapha origin.

 Patrapinda sweda

Patra Pinda Swedana  is a form of fomentation therapy (Swedana) in which medicated herbal leaves are tied in a bolus (pinda or kizhi), heated in medicated oil, and applied over the body. It is particularly effective in Vata and Kapha disorders, musculoskeletal pain, and stiffness.

 Garbhasaskar

Garbha Sanskar is a holistic and traditional Ayurvedic concept involving prenatal education, emotional nurturing, and spiritual conditioning of the fetus in the womb. The term means “purification or education of the fetus”.

Matrabasti

 

Matra Basti is a daily, nourishing oil enema using a small, specific dose (matra) of medicated oil, administered through the rectum.

Chronic constipation,Low back pain,Vata vyadhi

 Uttarbasti

Uttara Basti is a specialized Basti procedure where medicated oil or decoction is administered through the urethra (in males) or vaginal canal (in females). It is a highly specific therapy for genitourinary and gynecological conditions.

Niruhbasti

Niruha Basti (also called Asthapana Basti) is one of the main types of Basti (medicated enema) in Ayurvedic Panchakarma.uses medicated decoctions to treating Vata disorders, metabolic diseases, and chronic systemic imbalances etc.

Shirodhara ​ 

Shirodhara is a classical Ayurvedic therapy where a continuous stream of warm, medicated oil (or other liquids like buttermilk, milk, or decoctions) is gently poured on the forehead (especially the “third eye” region). It is a deeply relaxing treatment with a wide range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits.