"Vyapnothi sahasaadeham ; Aapadathalamasthakam
Nivarthathe thu kupitha: ; Malolpalpam jalawghaval :"
Meaning: This sloka deals with the importance of apt treatments and proper duration for getting relief. The diseases may be affected at any part of the body right from head to the feet. However, it must be treated with patience and with proper time for getting relief. Example given in this sloka: In-order to drain away the waters from a flood it takes time
TREATMENTS
Prior reservation is essential to confirm the booking for inpatient treatments. The duration of a treatment program for each ailment is typically determined through direct consultation and depends on the individual's response to the treatments and medication. An Ayurvedic treatment program typically lasts for either 11, 14, 21, or 28 days. Patients have the option to either come to our center for an in-person consultation or contact us via email to determine the appropriate duration based on the information provided.
Doctor's consultation will be available during admission. Our doctors will determine the treatment plan, which will include therapies, medications, and dietary recommendations, after a direct consultation. Patients must bring their medical investigation reports and details of their current medication, if applicable, when they come for inpatient treatments.
Typically, there will be one or two sessions of ayurvedic treatments, oral medication, and a Pathya diet (which refers to a vegetarian or organic diet that is easily digestible and prescribed by our doctors to maximize the benefits of ayurvedic treatments) during the treatment period.
Below are some of the Ayurvedic therapies offered at Kunnathuvalappil Vaidyaramam, accompanied by brief descriptions. Due to logistical constraints, it is not feasible to include a comprehensive list of all therapies on this page. Physicians at Mana will recommend appropriate Ayurvedic treatments following a personalized consultation.
Kunnathuvalappil Vaidyasramam offers specialized treatments for various conditions including Spondylitis, Arthritis, Slip Disc And Chronic Low Back Pain, Sports-Related Injuries, Bronchial Diseases, Asthma, Stress, Depression, Hypertension, Hypotension, Diabetes, E.N.T Diseases, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Migraine, Soothika Paricharya (ayurvedic after delivery care), Thyroid Disease, Menstrual Disorders, Menopause Problems, PCOD (Poly Cystic Ovarian Disease), Neurological Complaints, Parkinson's Disease, Paediatric Diseases, Sinusitis, ADHD, Obesity Disease, Psoriasis And Other Skin Problems, Irritable Bowel Syndrome(IBS), Digestive Disorders, Stomach Ulcer, Constipation, Haemorrhoids, Anal Fissure And Anorectal Diseases, Gastric And Liver Problems, and Toxicology. Rasayana Chikitsa refers to the practice of rejuvenation, while Shudhi Chikitsa involves detoxification. Other conditions that can be treated include disc prolapse, infertility, and varicose veins.

Rasayana Chikitsa
After proper administration of rejuvenation treatments the patient will be given Rasayana(medicines) in the manner and for the period as prescribed by the Physician.The medicines (rasayana) will be decided by the physician according to the condition of the patient's health.

Karma pooranam
This is a treatment procedure in which the medicated fumes are applied to the ears for few minutes as directed by the physician. This is applied against the ailments relating to ears.

Thakra Dhara
Thakradhara is a treatment procedure of pouring medicated buttermilk on forehead according to the necessity and nature of the ailment for 45 minutes. Along with this body massage is also done mainly to keep the body warm.

Sneha Panam
Medicated Ghee as prescribed by the physician will be given under strict diet restrictions. The quantity is increased according to the digestive power of the patient. This will continue for few days as reccomended by the physician.

Nasyam
Nasyam is one among the panchakarma treatments in which the medicated oil is administered through the nose. This is found to be effective agaist disorders of head,neck and nervous system.

Dhara
Dhara is a main or supplementary treatment procedure of pouring medicated oil, buttermilk and decaution on forehead or all over the body or on a specific part of the body according to the necessity and nature of the ailment for 45 minutes. Along with this body massage is also done mainly to keep the body warm.
