AVN Arogya focuses on the non-surgical Ayurvedic management of vertebral slippage, specifically targeting pain relief, reducing nerve rootNerve RootThe point where a nerve branches off from the spinal cord and exits the spine through small openings between vertebrae. Compression of nerve roots by herniated discs or bone spurs causes conditions like sciatica and radiculopathy.Read full definition → inflammationInflammationThe body's immune response to injury or infection, characterised by redness, swelling, heat, and pain. Chronic inflammation is the driver of autoimmune and degenerative conditions.Read full definition →, and stabilizing the spine.
• Core Ayurvedic Therapies: The protocol integrates localized muscle-relaxing and tissue-strengthening therapies: like
◦ Podikkizhi (Herbal Powder Poultice massage) and Ilakkizhi (Fresh herbal poultice massage) to relieve inflammation and soothe spasms.
◦ Kativasti (Pooling of medicated oil on the lower back) to lubricate the joints and nourish local spinal structures.
◦ VastiVastiMedicated enema therapy — the most important of the five Panchakarma procedures for Vata disorders. Uses herbal decoctions and oils to treat disc disorders, arthritis, neurological conditions, and chronic pain.Read full definition → (Medicated Enemas) to balance VataVataThe dosha governing all movement — nerve impulses, breathing, circulation, elimination, and joint mobility. When imbalanced, causes pain, stiffness, anxiety, insomnia, and neurological disorders.Read full definition → doshaDoshaThe three fundamental bio-energies that govern all physiological and psychological functions: Vata (movement), Pitta (metabolism), and Kapha (structure). Disease arises from their imbalance.Read full definition →, strengthen deep tissues, and prevent recurrence of the slippage.
PhysiotherapyPhysiotherapyA healthcare discipline that uses physical methods -- exercises, manual therapy, and electrotherapy -- to restore movement and function. At AVN Arogya, physiotherapy is integrated with Ayurvedic treatment for comprehensive rehabilitation.Read full definition → and Yoga Integration
Physiotherapy and yoga are integrated directly into the recovery phase to restore functional capacity and stabilize the core:
• Physiotherapy: Therapists customize low-intensity stretching and core-stabilization exercises soon after acute pain eases and education on proper body mechanics/posture to prevent worsening of the condition.
• Yoga & Stretches: Controlled, therapeutic movements are used to safely mobilize the spine and tighten core abdominal muscles, ensuring the surrounding musculature acts as a natural brace for the unstable vertebrae.
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