Dr Monga Clinic is dedicated to providing high quality services to the patients. Introducing Blood detoxification and pain management procedures in ayurveda, at our Clinic for various chronic and acute diseases.

1. Bloodletting/Raktamokshana

It is the prime process of blood detoxification.It is the therapy which includes inducing controlled bleeding from  specific areas by the means of leech therapy, cupping or superficial small incisions, as per the requirement of body and disease. It’s a therapeutic clean up method given by Ayurveda for blood cleansing and purification.

It is one of the essential elements of the Panchakarma healing treatments.  It’s derived from the two words, “Rakt”, which means blood and “Mokshana”, which means leave. Thus, Rakta mokshana means that to let the blood out.

It is recommended when the disease is caused by blood pooling and irritation out of it. The blood is expelled out from the body to reduce the  quantity of toxic substances within the blood borne disorders. 

It is a safe and essential part of the treatment protocol for patients with increased  Pitta dosha or Rakta(Blood)  or mixing of excess Pitta  into the blood which is chronic or doesn’t respond to gentler interventions. So Individuals with Increased and unbalanced  blood (rakt) and Pitta dosha (fire body tumor) and high level of toxicity are recommended the Bloodletting Ayurveda Treatment. It also is useful for specific Vata- and Kapha-related conditions.

It is even advised in the healthy individuals during Pitta vitiated conditions especially during october heat ( i.e. Sharad Rutu as per Indian culture ).

A.PracchanaKarma

Diseases Treated

Pracchana Karma is a form of raktamokshan in ayurveda. It is and ancient practice which invloves letting the Impure blood exude out through several superficial (very minor) and localized  incisions (cuts) made in the skin with a metallic blade or scalpel, thus cleaning the impurities and helps in treating the patients.

1) HAIRFALL (ALOPACIA)

2) WHITNING OF HAIRS

3) VITILIGO /LEUCODERMA

4) PSORIASIS

5) CHRONIC SKIN DISEASES

Diseases Treated

B.Viddhakarma

Viddha karma is a form of raktamokshan in ayurveda.  Viddha karma is the ancient Indian practice of inserting needles in specific points on the  body to free Blocked Vata & Rakta thus cleaning the impurities and helps in treating the patients. The Viddha karma resembles acupuncture but  is different in many ways. This is done in more easy way than acupuncture as the points selected are very less. So it is direct and specific. 

1) SCIATICA

2) CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS

3) FROZEN SHOULDER & MUSCULAR WASTING

4) TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA

5) CHROIC HEADACHE

6) MIGRAIN

7) EPILEPSY & INSANITY

8) LIVER CIRRHOSIS , HEPATOMEGALY, LIVER DISEASES

9) SPEENOMEGALY

10) CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASES, NEPHROTIC SYNDROME

11) ALLERGIC RHINITIS, CHRONIC SIUSITIS,

OLD COLD, LOSS OF SMELL

12) TINGLING SENSETION IN FOOT

13) FOOT BURN

14) GOUT

15) CALCANEAL SPUR/PLANTAR FASCITIS

16) PAINFUL SWELLING OF NAIL BED

2. Agni Karma

Agnikarma is an ancient ayurved pain management technique derived from the Indian system of medicine, Ayurveda. The Agnikarma (Thermal  Cautery) has been described in the Ayurvedic literature of SushrutSamhita, written by the legendary Vadic Indian Surgeon Sushruta, referred as  the father of modern surgery

The word Agnikarma(Thermal Cautery) means the application of Agni (heat). The Agnikarma (Thermal Cautery) involves a procedure whereby heat is transferred to the affected parts of the body using the metal Shalaka(metal rod) ( Suvarna Shalaka , saptdhatu shalaka)  in an aseptic manner. Therapeutic burns are created using these metal rods, based on the specialist knowledge in a number of areas including a type of disorder, the constitution of the patient, severity of the disorder etc.

Diseases Treated

1) SCIATICA

2) CERVICAL SPONDYLITIS

3) LUMBAR SPONDYLOSIS

4) ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS

5) BACK PAIN

6) NECK PAIN

7) KNEE PAIN

8) HEEL SPUR/ CALCANEAL SPUR

9) HEPATOMEGALY 10) CORN

11) PAGET’S DISEASE

12) OSTEAOPOROSIS

13) ARTHRITIS

 14) DEGENERATIVE DISC DISEASES

 15) HERNIATED DISC

16) SPINAL STENOSIS

17) KYPHOSIS

 18) NEUROPATHIC PAIN