Targeted spinal and muscular therapies to relieve chronic tension, stiffness, and nerve-related pain.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Nirmal P Raj & Dr. Chanthni Nirmal, BAMS, MD (Ayurveda) β Santhwana Siddha Clinic, Chalachal Siddha Varma Vidhyashala
Chronic neck and back pain is often linked to Vata imbalance affecting the musculoskeletal and nervous systems, frequently worsened by long hours at a desk, poor posture, or old injuries. Ayurvedic treatment combines heat, herbal oils, and targeted massage to loosen tight tissue and reduce nerve compression.
Ayurveda attributes most chronic spinal pain to aggravated Vata settling in the muscles, joints, and nerves (Asthi and Majja Dhatu). Sedentary habits, poor posture, and irregular sleep are considered key contributing factors.
Herbal poultice massage applied with heat to loosen tight muscles.
Full-body oil massage to improve circulation and flexibility.
Medicated enemas, considered highly effective for spinal Vata disorders.
Targeted movement therapy to support long-term spinal health.
Yes, sciatica-type nerve pain is commonly treated with this protocol, particularly Kizhi and Basti, though severity and duration of your history will shape the exact plan.
It's strongly recommended. Sharing existing MRI or X-ray reports during your assessment helps the doctor tailor a safe, effective treatment plan.
Only with medical clearance and by sharing your surgical history in advance β some therapies may need to be modified or delayed.
Many guests notice reduced stiffness within the first week, with more significant improvement over a full 14β21 day program.