Back pain is a health concern that most of us may have to face at some point in time. Whether it’s due to a poor sleeping position or a careless sitting posture, back pain can crop up for a variety of reasons and might as well be aggravated when left unattended. Fortunately, with the right measures, back pain can be eased, managed and even prevented at times. Ayurveda takes a holistic approach towards back pain and focuses on treating it from the root.

At Paru Ayush Hospital, we offer a wide range of natural treatments for back pain. Using various herbal medicines, coupled with therapies such as Kati vasti, kaadidhara, local patrapotala sweda, etc, we help alleviate the agitated vayu, eventually offering relief from back pain. Additionally, the administration of medicated enemas for eight, fifteen or thirty days can also provide relief. You can also consider practising mild yoga exercises. Some yoga asanas make great lower back pain treatment in Ayurveda.

Given the wide range of treatment options available, the choice of process depends on the individual’s lifestyle, health habits, and a variety of other factors. Once you pay a visit to the Ayurvedagram retreat in Bangalore, you will be welcomed and your health conditions will be examined by professional Ayurvedic practitioners. This will help us identify the health concerns you are dealing with. Based on this information, we’ll provide you with the most suitable Ayurvedic treatment for lower back pain.

The Ayurvedic treatment for back pain is focused on many aspects like diet, lifestyle, and herbal remedies. Lifestyle change refers to a change in posture to maintain the natural curvature of the spine and herbal remedies focus on reducing the inflammation in soft tissues and relaxing the supporting musculature.

Untreated back pain adversely affects the patient’s quality of life, posing risks like limited mobility, muscle weakness, and disability, increasing the likelihood of falls. Nerve compression may lead to damage if not promptly addressed. Additionally, reliance on pain medications, along with potential mental health issues, can arise. In severe cases, surgical intervention becomes necessary, involving both expense and extended recovery.