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Viddhakarma (Para-surgical Therapy)

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Agnikarma (Therapeutic Heat Therapy)

Agnikarma In Agnikarma therapy, specific points on the body are gently cauterized using a specially designed heated instrument known as a Shalaka. Based on the patient’s condition and the nature of the disease, different types of Shalaka such as gold, iron, copper, naga, or mruttika are selected to achieve the desired therapeutic effect. The controlled application of heat provides quick and long-lasting pain relief, reduces stiffness and inflammation, improves local blood circulation, relieves nerve compression, and helps prevent the recurrence of chronic pain conditions. In addition to pain management, Agnikarma is also used in certain eye-related conditions and cosmetic procedures such as the removal of warts, moles, corns, lipomas, and in supportive management of conditions like PCOD, Hernia.

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Fire Cupping Therapy(Hijama)

Fire Cupping is a traditional therapeutic technique used to relieve pain, improve circulation, and detoxify the body. In this therapy, special cups are placed on specific areas of the body after creating mild suction using controlled heat. The vacuum effect gently draws the skin and underlying tissues upward, stimulating blood flow and removing stagnation. The suction created during fire cupping improves local blood circulation, Relieves muscle tension and stiffness, Reduces inflammation,Detox the blood, Promotes relaxation and faster recovery

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Raktamokshan(Blood Detox therapy)

• Raktamokshan is an Ayurvedic purification therapy in which impure or vitiated blood is removed from the body. It is especially beneficial in conditions related to Pitta dosha imbalance and helps in cleansing and purifying the blood. This therapy helps reduce skin disorders such as acne, rashes, itching, boils, and inflammation. It also relieves pain and swelling, improves blood circulation, reduces acidity, decreases excess heat and toxins in the body, and supports overall immunity.

• Raktamokshan is commonly used in conditions such as varicose veins, sciatica, arthritis and other joint disorders, back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, muscle stiffness and spasms, and general pain or swelling. It is also indicated in burning sensation, suppuration, gout (vatharaktha), elephantiasis, toxic blood conditions, fibroid, tumors, mastitis, debility, heaviness of the body, conjunctivitis, sinusitis, herpes, liver or spleen abscess, bleeding disorders, and other conditions arising from vitiated blood. Raktamokshan can be performed through different methods such as leech therapy (Jalaukavacharan), venesection (Siravyadh), or cupping, depending on the patient’s condition, body constitution, and the doctor’s advice.