What are Spinal Disorders?

Spinal disorders, commonly referred to as back problems, can arise from various factors such as work, sports, injury, and disease. These conditions often result in pain when changes in the bones exert pressure on the spinal cord or nerves, limiting movement.

This condition can affect various body parts, including fingertips and the spine, with severity ranging from mild to severe. Untreated, psoriatic arthritis has the potential to cause significant joint damage.

Effective Ayurvedic treatment for psoriatic arthritis involves initially balancing vata and kapha doshas, and subsequently addressing the affected rakta, ashti, and majja channels in the patient. At Disha Ayurvedic, psoriatic arthritis is treated through Shodhan and Shaman chikitsa, methods that eliminate toxic waste materials from the body and enhance the immune system.

Best Treatment for Spinal Disorders

With a history spanning over a century, Disha Ayurvedic has harnessed a diverse array of herbs and therapies to adeptly tackle spinal disorders. We provide personalized recommendations encompassing lifestyle, diet, exercise, yoga, herbal therapy, and spiritual practices to rejuvenate your spine and foster a harmonious balance in your body and mind. Our approach to treating spinal disorders is tailored to each individual, considering the patient’s condition and the severity of signs and symptoms. Our primary focus is on pain relief through non-surgical techniques and administration of medicinal oils

• The commonly employed Ayurvedic non-surgical techniques are exercises, massages and physical therapy.
• Pour medicated oils over the body to heal the nerves and strengthen the muscles and damaged bones
• Panchakarma and rejuvenation therapies, internal medicines, food and lifestyle changes are therapeutic options for this disorder
• Other therapies involves tying medicinal plants and other medication leaves in a cloth and applying it to the body while heating it frequently. Ela Kizhi is also performed after a gentle oil massage or Abhyanga