Arthritis-related pain

Chronic arthritis pain — whether from osteoarthritis or inflammatory arthritis — is managed with targeted Ayurvedic therapies that address both inflammation and joint nourishment.

Managing Arthritis Pain

Arthritis causes chronic joint pain, swelling, and reduced function. Osteoarthritis involves cartilage wear, while inflammatory arthritis (like Rheumatoid) involves immune-mediated joint destruction.

Ayurvedic Classification

Sandhigata Vata (degenerative arthritis) and Amavata (inflammatory arthritis) require different approaches. Degenerative types need nourishment, while inflammatory types need Ama-clearing first.

Comprehensive Care

Treatment includes type-specific Panchakarma (Virechana for Amavata, Basti for Sandhigata Vata), localised therapies, herbal anti-inflammatories (Shallaki, Guggulu), and dietary management.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis treatment in Ayurveda?
Osteoarthritis treatment focuses on joint nourishment and Vata pacification. Rheumatoid arthritis treatment prioritises Ama removal, inflammation control, and immune modulation.
Can Ayurveda reduce the need for pain killers?
Many patients significantly reduce their painkiller use with regular Ayurvedic treatments. The aim is to manage pain through natural anti-inflammatory approaches and joint nourishment.

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