By Aasha Ayurveda Kerala Panchakarma Centre, Delhi.
Introduction: Abhyangam is specialized ayurvedic body massage done with proper techniquies by trained therapists. Medicated oil is used as per the purpose of Abhyangam. It’s a 45 minutes procedure followed by swedanam ( Steam) for 15 minutes.
Indications :
1. Person who is fit for Panchkarma procedures ( Shodhanara)
2. Dry or rough ( Ruksha) – Vataj prakriti
3. Diseases due to vitiation of Vata
4. Persons, who do regular exercise like Athelete, fitness seekers, gymers ( (Vyayam Sheela)
5. Intellectuals, Executives (Chintaka)
6. Essential preparatory procedure for other Panchakarma procedures.
7. Vatarogas like Hemiplagia, Paralysis ( Pakshaghata), Sciatica ( gridhrasi), Backache ( Katishoola), Facial Palsy ( ardit ), Gout (Vatashonita), Brachial neuralgia ( avabahuka).
8. Oligospermia ( Sheena shukra)
9. Abdominal lump ( gulma)
10. Acid peptic disorders( Parinama Shoola)
11. Diseases of female genital tract ( Yoni vyapat)
12. Emaciated ( Krisha)
13. Marasmus (Balshosha)
14. Sleeplessness ( Anidra)
15. Alcoholic intoxication ( Madatyaya)
16. Chronic Constipation ( Jeerna Vibandha)
Contraindications:
1. Vitiation/ increase of Kapha & Fat tissue ( Meda)
2. State of indigestion and toxic metabolites ( Amadosha)
3. Vomitting
4. Ascitis, Hepato-spleno-megaly, Cirrhosis of Liver, Acute abdomen, etc
5. Diarrhoea
6. Mild Chemical Poison
7. Early stages of fever
Possible complications:
These will arise if general guidelines are not followed.
Complications arise commonly due to faults/ errors in
• Dosage schedule ( Matra nirnaya)
• Time of drug administration/ procedure ( Kala Nirnaya)
Vyapat ( Consequences)
Immediate Symptoms
1. Indigestion ( Ajeerna)
2. Thirst ( Trishna)
3. Drowsiness ( Tandra)
4. Distention of abdomen ( Anaha)
5. Fever ( jwara)
6. Rigidity (Stambha)
7. Distaste (Aruchi)
8. Pain ( Shoola)
9. State of indigestion and toxic metabolities ( Aamdosha)
10. Nausea ( Utklesha)
Delayed Symptoms
1. Skin diseases ( Kushtha)
2. Itching ( Kandu )
3. Anemia ( Pandu )
4. Edema ( Shotha)
5. Sprue / Malabsorption syndrome ( grahani)
6. Haemorrhoides ( Arsha)
7. Feeling of cold ( staimitya)
8. Erysipelas ( visarpa)
Management of Complications
Symptomatic therapy based on the doshic predominance and on the severity of the complication.
1. Indigestion ( Ajeerna) & Thirst ( Trishna)
• Emesis ( vamana) to be done with warm water ( ushnodaka) and to be managed accordingly.
2. Fasting, vomiting and sudation, administering foods, drinks and medicines which are dry.
3. Use of fermented alcoholic preparation made from buttermilk ( Takrarishtha), Barley ( Yava), long pepper ( Pippali), three myrobalans ( thiphla), Honey ( kshodra), Cow’s Urine ( Gomootra), Commiphora mukul ( guggulu), etc.
4. Other Complications: symptomatic therapy based on the doshic predominance and on the severity of complications.
For more info visit here : - http://www.aashaayurveda.com/panchkarma.html
Introduction: Abhyangam is specialized ayurvedic body massage done with proper techniquies by trained therapists. Medicated oil is used as per the purpose of Abhyangam. It’s a 45 minutes procedure followed by swedanam ( Steam) for 15 minutes.
Indications :
1. Person who is fit for Panchkarma procedures ( Shodhanara)
2. Dry or rough ( Ruksha) – Vataj prakriti
3. Diseases due to vitiation of Vata
4. Persons, who do regular exercise like Athelete, fitness seekers, gymers ( (Vyayam Sheela)
5. Intellectuals, Executives (Chintaka)
6. Essential preparatory procedure for other Panchakarma procedures.
7. Vatarogas like Hemiplagia, Paralysis ( Pakshaghata), Sciatica ( gridhrasi), Backache ( Katishoola), Facial Palsy ( ardit ), Gout (Vatashonita), Brachial neuralgia ( avabahuka).
8. Oligospermia ( Sheena shukra)
9. Abdominal lump ( gulma)
10. Acid peptic disorders( Parinama Shoola)
11. Diseases of female genital tract ( Yoni vyapat)
12. Emaciated ( Krisha)
13. Marasmus (Balshosha)
14. Sleeplessness ( Anidra)
15. Alcoholic intoxication ( Madatyaya)
16. Chronic Constipation ( Jeerna Vibandha)
Contraindications:
1. Vitiation/ increase of Kapha & Fat tissue ( Meda)
2. State of indigestion and toxic metabolites ( Amadosha)
3. Vomitting
4. Ascitis, Hepato-spleno-megaly, Cirrhosis of Liver, Acute abdomen, etc
5. Diarrhoea
6. Mild Chemical Poison
7. Early stages of fever
Possible complications:
These will arise if general guidelines are not followed.
Complications arise commonly due to faults/ errors in
• Dosage schedule ( Matra nirnaya)
• Time of drug administration/ procedure ( Kala Nirnaya)
Vyapat ( Consequences)
Immediate Symptoms
1. Indigestion ( Ajeerna)
2. Thirst ( Trishna)
3. Drowsiness ( Tandra)
4. Distention of abdomen ( Anaha)
5. Fever ( jwara)
6. Rigidity (Stambha)
7. Distaste (Aruchi)
8. Pain ( Shoola)
9. State of indigestion and toxic metabolities ( Aamdosha)
10. Nausea ( Utklesha)
Delayed Symptoms
1. Skin diseases ( Kushtha)
2. Itching ( Kandu )
3. Anemia ( Pandu )
4. Edema ( Shotha)
5. Sprue / Malabsorption syndrome ( grahani)
6. Haemorrhoides ( Arsha)
7. Feeling of cold ( staimitya)
8. Erysipelas ( visarpa)
Management of Complications
Symptomatic therapy based on the doshic predominance and on the severity of the complication.
1. Indigestion ( Ajeerna) & Thirst ( Trishna)
• Emesis ( vamana) to be done with warm water ( ushnodaka) and to be managed accordingly.
2. Fasting, vomiting and sudation, administering foods, drinks and medicines which are dry.
3. Use of fermented alcoholic preparation made from buttermilk ( Takrarishtha), Barley ( Yava), long pepper ( Pippali), three myrobalans ( thiphla), Honey ( kshodra), Cow’s Urine ( Gomootra), Commiphora mukul ( guggulu), etc.
4. Other Complications: symptomatic therapy based on the doshic predominance and on the severity of complications.
For more info visit here : - http://www.aashaayurveda.com/panchkarma.html
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