Ayurvedic Treatment for Arthritis in Bangalore

Arthritis:

Arthritis is a condition that affects joints, which can cause pains, swellings or stiffness in the joints. It can affect any joints in the body and have different symptoms also. According to the site, cause and symptoms of arthritis are categorised to many. The two main types of arthritis are Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid arthritis.

Osteoarthritis: It causes due to the normal wear and tear process of the body. Degenerative changes in the joints can lead to reduced the  joint spaces and thereby causing stiffness and uneasiness during movements. It is generally associated with swelling and pain in the joints.

Rheumatoid Arthritis: It causes due to the autoimmune reaction of the body. Body’s immunity system will attack the body’s own cells that produce lubricating fluids in the joints. Thereby increasing the joint friction and causing inflammation inside the joints.

Other types: Gouty arthritis, Psoriatic arthritis, Infectious arthritis

Causes of arthritis:

• Degenerative changes
• Infections or inflammations in the joints
• Autoimmune disorders and diseases

Treatment:

Arthritis can be treated and cured completely depending on the type and severity. Treatments mainly aim for arresting the joint damage and increasing the joint lubricants.
In Travancore Ayurveda, our doctors specially examine and diagnose the type of arthritis and then select the treatments accordingly. Investigative procedures may be required for a perfect diagnosis.

Treatments like Dhanyamaldhara or Kashaya dhara, Lepanam, Upanaham, Abhyangam, different types of Kizhi, Janu vasti, Kati vasti etc are very useful according to the condition. Shodhana therapies like Virechana, Sneha vasti, Kashaya vasti, Rakthamokshana are done to uproot the disease.

Internal medicines also play a vital role in the treatments, to reduce pains and inflammations and increase joint mobility. Diet regulations and exercises are to be carried out according to the doctor’s advice for sustaining a long term healthy joint.