Optic nerve damage cannot be completely cured. But with ayurvedic treatment, you can prevent further damage, and also reverse to some extent. Start with Saptamritlauh 1-0-1 after food with water, will strengthen ocular muscles and nerves Triphala grith 2 tsp twice daily before food with warm milk. Will help repair nerve Elaneer kuzhambu oil - 2-3 drops in eyes close eyes keep for 5 minutes and wash with cool water. Chyavanprash 2tsp once daily before breakfast with water, it has High content of Amla, which is very good for eye. Do eyes exercise like Tratak, gazing, palming, eyes rotation. Do Nasya with Brahmi grith 2 drops in both nostril once daily. Make triphala water with triphala churna , strain and morning after waking up wash your eyes with this water. Some of the recommended medication are attached here with are available on this platform, you can buy with 10% discount.rest need to buy from outside.
Minimize use of digital media. Regular exercise and meditation. Increase intake of raw vegetables and fruits. Tab Jivanti 2-0-2 Tab Brahmi 2-0-2 Tab.Punarnava 2-0-2 Eye wash with triphala water twice a day. Follow up after 12weeks.
Hi Well recovery of optic nerve can take time You can take Saraswatarishta-15 ml bd Vit b12 tablets Ashwagandharista-15 ml bd Chawyanprash swarna yukta 1 tsp with milk at night You will get results Thankyou
I’m really glad you shared this early—because when it comes to the optic nerve damage, timely care is extremely important. The good sign in your case is that your vision is still intact—this gives us a valuable window to protect and support the nerve First, an honest and important note The optic nerve is delicate and once significantly damaged, it does not regenerate easily. So the goal is: ✔ Prevent further damage ✔ Improve nerve nourishment (neuroprotection) ✔ Support blood circulation to the eye Ayurveda can support and slow progression, but it must be done alongside your eye specialist’s guidance. Nerve rejuvenation ashwagandha tablets – 1 tab twice daily → Strengthens nerve tissue, prevents degeneration brahmi tablets – 1 tab at night → Improves nerve signaling + reduces strain Eye-specific rasayana saptamrit loh – 1 tab twice daily after food → Classical medicine for optic nerve + eye nourishment triphala guggulu – 1 tab twice daily → Improves microcirculation and detox support External therapies Head & eye nerve support ksheerabala tailam → Apply on scalp daily (10–15 min before bath) Nasya (under guidance ideally) anu tailam – 2 drops each nostril in morning → Directly nourishes head nerves (including optic pathways) Advanced (clinic-based) Netra tarpana (eye nourishment therapy) Shirodhara (for nerve stabilization + headache) Please start the above Ayurvedic treatment regularly and observe the response. Follow-up after 2–3 weeks is very important so we can assess her progress and make any necessary adjustments in medicines or dosage. Take care
Consulting the ayurvedic shalakya ent specialist for better examination and treatment
Optic nerve damage is a serious condition. Herbs alone cannot repair a damaged nerve, but they can support nerve health and help prevent further damage. Do this: Do not put any herbal juices or oils directly into eyes Protect eyes from strain (limit screen time, avoid bright light) Follow 20-20-20 rule Diet: Include ghee (1 tsp daily) Soaked almonds (5 daily) Green vegetables, carrot, beetroot Amla regularly Proper sleep (7–8 hours) is very important for nerve healing Manage stress Medicines: Brahmi vati 1 tablet twice daily after food Ashwagandha churna 3 grams at night with milk Saptamrit loha 1 tablet twice daily after food Triphala churna 3 grams at night with warm water Continue follow-up with your eye specialist. Do not stop any ongoing treatment. If headache increases or vision changes, immediate check-up is needed. This condition needs careful monitoring along with supportive treatment. For proper personalised treatment and monitoring, you can consult me.
Optic nerve damage, referred to in Ayurveda as a disturbance in the Chakshushya (visual) function of Alochaka Pitta, is a delicate condition. Since the optic nerve is a part of the central nervous system, it is considered a Majja Dhatu (bone marrow/nervous tissue) structure. Damage here usually involves Vata-Pitta pathogenesis, where Vata causes degeneration (atrophy) and Pitta may cause inflammation or oxidative damage. The Ayurvedic Perspective : Vata Nanatmaja Vikara: Chronic Vata imbalance leads to Sosham (withering) of the nerve fibers. Majja Kshaya: The optic nerve is the essence of Majja Dhatu. Depletion of this tissue reduces the “conduction” of visual signals to the brain. Srotas Blockage: If the damage is due to pressure (like Glaucoma), it is seen as an obstruction in the Udaka and Rakta Vaha Srotas of the eye. Alochaka Pitta Mandya: The specific sub-dosha of Pitta located in the eyes loses its “Tejas” (brilliance), leading to dimmed or lost vision. Suggested Management from Kerala Ayurveda The treatment focus is Chakshushya (eye-strengthening) and Rasayana (rejuvenative) to stimulate the dormant fibers and prevent further degeneration. 1. Jeevanthyadi Yamakam This is a specialized herbal oil/ghee combination used for various eye ailments. It contains Jeevanthi, which is the foremost Chakshushya herb in Ayurveda. Dose: 5 to 10 drops mixed in a cup of warm milk, taken twice daily on an empty stomach. External Use: Under expert supervision, this can also be used for Nasya (nasal drops) to directly reach the “Shringataka Marma” and the optic nerve. 2. Triphala Ghritham This is a classical medicated ghee prepared with Triphala and other herbs. Ghee has the unique ability to cross the blood-brain and blood-retinal barriers, making it an ideal vehicle for nerve repair. Dose: 1 teaspoon (approx. 5–10g) mixed in a cup of warm water or milk, taken twice daily, ideally before food in the morning and at bedtime. 3. Sapthamrutha Lauham A potent formulation containing Iron, Triphala, and Licorice. It is highly effective for optic atrophy and strengthening the ocular muscles and nerves. Dose: 1 to 2 tablets twice daily. It is traditionally taken with a mixture of half a teaspoon of honey and half a teaspoon of ghee (unequal proportions). 4. Pathyakshadhatryadi Kashayam If there is any associated pressure (Intraocular Pressure) or inflammatory element, this liquid decoction helps in clearing the channels and improving blood circulation to the retina. Dose: 15 ml mixed with 45 ml of lukewarm water, taken twice daily before food. Specialized Ayurvedic Procedures (Kriya Kalpa) : Akshi Tarpana: This is the most effective treatment for nerve damage. Using Itra Ghritham or Jeevanthyadi Ghritham, a “pool” of medicated ghee is kept over the eyes. This provides direct nourishment to the optic nerve. Nasya: Since “Nasa Hi Shiraso Dwaram” (the nose is the gateway to the head), daily Nasya with Anu Thailam or Ksheerabala 101 helps in stimulating the cranial nerves. Critical Considerations : Avoid Strain: Minimize digital screen time and protect the right eye from harsh sunlight or wind. Diet: Include “Pitta-Samana” and “Chakshushya” foods like Amla, carrots, spinach, and black raisins. Professional Judgment: Optic nerve damage can be irreversible if the fibers are completely atrophied. The goal of these medicines is to nourish the remaining viable fibers and improve the micro-circulation (Rakta-Prasada) to the nerve head.
The condition you destrive for this we have to focus on vision enhancing and Rasayan therapy which support your nerve and reduce inflammation since you report headache and good over all health with minor issue our goal is to balance Pitta and vata dosha 1) Mahatriphala Ghritam-1 tsp- early morning with warm water or milk on empty stomach 2) Saptamrit Lauh-2 tablets- twice daily after food with honey or ghee 3) Brahmi Rasayan-1 tsp - twice daily before food 4) Itone -1-2 drops- at bedtime 5) Pathyakshadhatryadi Kashayam- 15ml with 45ml lukewarm water- twice daily 30 minutes before meal Include Amla cow ghee green leafy vegetable nuts and honey which are rich source of vitamins and essential nutrients good for your eye Avoid excessive salt and spicy food curd pickles avoid excessive caffeine or alcohol Massage the foot With warm se Samay oil or cow ghee before sleep Every 20 minute look at something 20 feet away for 20 second Practice gentle Pranayam like anulom vilom for 10 to 15 minutes daily
The fact that your vision is perfectly intact after an optical nerve diagnosis is an excellent sign. Because the issue started less than a month ago, you are in the golden window for nerve protection and repair. The accompanying headaches clearly indicate active inflammation or pressure irritating the cranial nerves. ✓Ayurvedic Prescription 1. Saptamrit Lauh Dosage: 1 tablet twice daily. Time: After meals, mixed with half a teaspoon of pure Cow’s Ghee and a few drops of Honey (always use unequal quantities of ghee and honey). 2. Jivanti Churna Dosage: 1/2 teaspoon at bedtime. Time: With a cup of warm milk. ✓External Care & Important Rules Foot Massage (Padabhyanga): Vigorously massage the soles of your feet with warm Cow’s Ghee for 5 minutes every night before bed. In Ayurveda, specific nerve channels in the feet connect directly to the optic nerve. This simple act powerfully cools the eyes and stops the headaches. Screen Fasting: Your optic nerve is currently highly sensitive to light-induced stress. Strictly minimize screen time and always wear UV-protective sunglasses outdoors. ✓You must continue monitoring your condition with your allopathic eye specialist. These Ayurvedic herbs will deeply support your nerve health, but regular physical scans of the optic disc are mandatory to ensure the damage is not progressing. Regards Dr Gursimran Jeet Singh MD Panchakarma
