क्या क्षीरबला तेल न्यूरोपैथी के लिए प्रभावी है और इसे कितनी देर तक मालिश करनी चाहिए? - #48001

YES KSHEERBALA OIL IS ONE OF THE MOST USEFUL AND GENTLE OILS FOR NEUROPATHY ESPECIALLY WHEN THERE IS NERVE PAIN NUMBNESS TINGLING BURNING SENSATION WEAKNESS OR DRYNESS IT IS CLASSICALLY USED TO NOURISH NERVES CALM IRRITATION AND IMPROVE SIGNALING AND IT IS GENERALLY SAFE FOR LONG TERM EXTERNAL USE

FOR NEUROPATHY THE OIL SHOULD BE USED WARM NOT HOT TAKE A SMALL AMOUNT WARM IT BY PLACING THE BOTTLE IN WARM WATER AND APPLY OVER THE AFFECTED AREA

MASSAGE TIME SHOULD BE GENTLE AND NOT FORCEFUL 5 TO 10 MINUTES IS SUFFICIENT FOR ONE AREA IF MULTIPLE AREAS ARE INVOLVED TOTAL MASSAGE TIME CAN BE 10 TO 15 MINUTES

USE SLOW STROKES CIRCULAR MOVEMENTS AND VERY LIGHT PRESSURE THE GOAL IS ABSORPTION AND CALMING NOT DEEP MUSCLE WORK

BEST TIME TO APPLY IS IN THE EVENING OR BEFORE SLEEP AS IT HELPS RELAX THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IT CAN ALSO BE USED IN THE MORNING IF STIFFNESS IS PROMINENT

AFTER MASSAGE KEEP THE AREA WARM AND AVOID EXPOSURE TO COLD AIR IF POSSIBLE LEAVE THE OIL ON FOR AT LEAST 30 TO 60 MINUTES OR OVERNIGHT IF COMFORTABLE

ONCE DAILY IS IDEAL TWICE DAILY CAN BE DONE IN SEVERE CASES IF THE SKIN TOLERATES IT WELL

DO NOT MASSAGE VIGOROUSLY IF THERE IS SEVERE PAIN INFLAMMATION OR LOSS OF SENSATION DO NOT APPLY OVER OPEN WOUNDS OR ACTIVE SKIN INFECTIONS IF THERE IS DIABETIC NEUROPATHY OR SEVERE NERVE DAMAGE OIL MASSAGE IS SUPPORTIVE BUT NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL CARE

WITH REGULAR DAILY USE MOST PEOPLE NOTICE REDUCTION IN BURNING TINGLING AND TIGHTNESS OVER A FEW WEEKS CONSISTENCY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN DURATION

Hi Before providing my prescription I would like to know your exact problem… Please share me the details because every oil has different mode of action

Hello Absolutely, Ksheerbala Taila is one of the top Ayurvedic oils for neuropathy—especially when Vata is out of balance.

Here’s the Ayurvedic take on why it works:

Ayurveda says neuropathy usually comes from too much Vata, dryness in the nerves (that’s Snayu and Majja dhatu kshaya), and poor circulation or weak nourishment to the nerves.

So what’s in Ksheerbala Taila?

It’s a blend of Bala (Sida cordifolia), which helps strengthen your nerves and muscles, plus milk and sesame oil for deep nourishment. Together, they calm aggravated Vata.

Here’s what people notice when they use it:

- Less numbness and tingling - Stronger nerves - Less burning or pain - Better circulation - Calmer, less irritated nerves

How to use it? Massage is key.

- For each affected area, aim for 15 to 20 minutes. - If things aren’t too bad, 10 to 15 minutes is enough. But if it’s chronic or severe, go for the full 20. - Do it once a day, preferably at night. If symptoms are really tough, twice a day—morning and night—works better.

The method matters:

- Warm the oil so it’s just lukewarm, not hot. - Gently apply it over the affected nerves. - Use slow, circular motions. Follow the path of the nerve with long strokes. - Don’t press too hard if you feel numbness or pain.

After you finish, keep the area warm and rest for 20 to 30 minutes. If you want, take a warm bath.

How long should you keep this up?

- Minimum: 4 to 6 weeks - For chronic neuropathy, stick with it for at least 3 months—and check in with a practitioner.

When does it start helping?

- Tingling or pain: usually eases up in 2 to 3 weeks - Numbness: takes a bit longer, about 4 to 6 weeks - Strength: expect to feel improvement in 6 to 8 weeks

Should you use Ksheerbala oil on its own?

It works even better if you combine it with internal Vata-pacifying herbs, like Ashwagandha or Dashmoola, and eat warm, nourishing foods. Stay away from cold and dryness, and try some gentle stretching or yoga.

Just a few things to watch out for:

- If you’ve got severe burning, redness, or infection, check with a doctor first. - For diabetic neuropathy, keeping blood sugar in check is a must. - Never massage over open wounds.

Ksheerbala oil is seriously effective for neuropathy. A daily 15–20 minute massage can make a real difference.

Warm Regards Dr Snehal Vidhate

ksheerbala oil is very good for neuropathy especially when there is burning tingling numbness weakness or pain because it nourishes nerves calms dryness and reduces irritation in the tissues

for neuropathy gentle massage is more important than hard pressure you should warm the oil slightly and massage slowly for about ten to fifteen minutes focusing on the affected area like feet legs hands or lower back according to symptoms

massage should be done with calm steady strokes allowing the oil to absorb and stimulate circulation after massage it is ideal to rest or keep the area warm for at least thirty minutes so the oil can act deeper on the nerves

regular daily application gives better results especially when combined with proper diet sleep and internal treatment as advised based on your condition

KSHEERBALA OIL IS BEST OIL USED FOR NEUROPATHY OR NERVOUS DISORDER IN AYURVEDA TEXTS…

APPLY IN NIGHT TIME BEFORE SLEEP IS BEST .

MASSAGE UPRIGHT MOVEMENT THROUGH HEART DIRECTION…BCZ OF BLOOD CIRCULATION

YOU CAN TAKE IT ALSO FOR ORALLY

TAKE 5 DROPS WITH WORM WATER TWICE DAILY AFTER MEAL

REGARDS VAIDYA ATUL PAINULI PATANJALI YOGPEETH CHIKISYAYALA

YES, it is excellent. It strengthens the nerves and reduces numbness/burning because it is processed with Bala and Milk, which nourish degenerated nerve tissues.

Always warm the oil indirectly (place the bowl in hot water) before application. Cold oil aggravates nerve pain. Massage gently for 15 to 20 minutes. Use long, soft strokes; avoid deep pressure on damaged nerves. After massaging, apply moist heat (hot towel wrap or warm water soak) for 10 minutes. This helps the oil penetrate deep into the nerves.

If possible, use Ksheerabala 101 Avartana (concentrated version) for faster relief.

Regards Dr Gursimran Jeet Singh MD Panchakarma

Yes, Ksheerbala Thailam (Ksheerbala oil) is traditionally considered beneficial for neuropathy and nerve-related pain because it calms aggravated Vata dosha, nourishes nerves, and reduces inflammation.

For massage, 10–20 minutes of gentle application on the affected area is generally recommended, ensuring the oil penetrates well without overstraining the tissues.

✅ Massage Guidelines - Duration: 10–20 minutes of gentle massage is sufficient. - Technique: Use slow, circular strokes over the affected area; avoid vigorous rubbing. - Frequency: Once daily or at least 3–4 times per week for consistent results. - Timing: Preferably in the evening or before bedtime, as it also promotes relaxation and better sleep. - Post-massage care: Keep the area warm (cover with cotton cloth) for deeper absorption.

Warm Regards DR. ANJALI SEHRAWAT

Yes it is effective. 20 min are enough for full body if you are doing it if someone else is doing then 35 to 40 min. Always bath with warm water After massage.

Hi, Yes you can Warm the oil slightly Apply on affected area (feet / legs / hands) Massage for 15–20 minutes Once daily After massage Keep oil for at least 30 minutes If possible, take warm water bath.

Along with this you can take following medicine for better results

1) Ksheerbala 101 Capsules - 1 capsule twice daily After food

2) Ashwagandha Churna - ½ tsp twice daily With warm milk or water

3) Yograj Guggulu - 1 tablet twice daily After meals with water.

HELLO,

YES, Ksheerbala taille is commonly recommended in Ayurveda for neuropathy , especially when symptoms are liked to Vata dosha imbalance. Neuropathy symptoms like tingling, numbness, burning sensation, pain, or weakness are typically considered vata-vyadhi conditions

WHY KSHEERBALA OIL HELPS Ksheerbala oil is made from bala (sida cordifolia), milk, and sesame oil and it is -vata pacifying -nourishing to nerves -strengthenin to muscles and tissues -mildly anti inflamamtory and analgesic

It is traditionally used in conditions like peripheral neuropathy, sciatica, cervical/lumbar spondylosis, nerve weakness and post stroke rehabilitation

HOW LONG SHOULD YOU MASSAGE IT?

DURATION -Massage for 15-20 min per affected area (like feet, legs, hands or back)

METHOD -warm the oil slightly lukewarm, not hot -use gentle to moderate pressure -massage In slow, circular motions over joints -use long strokes along nerves and muscles

FREQUENCY -once daily, preferably -best time= morning before bath or evening

AFTER MASSAGE -leave the oil on for 30-60 min -then take a warm water bath or use a hot towel fomentation if bathing is not possible

HOW LONG UNTIL RESULTS ARE SEEN? -Mild cases= improvement may be noticed in 2-3 weeks -Chronic or diabetic neuropathy :- 6-12 weeks or longer with regular use Cosistency is key

IMPORTANT -External oil massage works best when combined with internal ayurvedic medicines, diet correction, and lifestyle changes -In conditions like diabetic neuropathy , blood sugar control is essential

DO FOLLOW

HOPE THIS MIGHT BE HELPFUL

THANK YOU

DR. MAITRI ACHARYA

Yes kshirbala oil is good for neuropathy, , massage and keep for 20 minutes if morning, orelse if using at night can keep overnight. If irritation or rashes are observed, stop immediately.