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Can Ayurvedic treatment help with scoliosis pain and improve spine alignment?
Orthopedic Disorders
Question #1585
178 days ago
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Can Ayurvedic treatment help with scoliosis pain and improve spine alignment? - #1585

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I’ve had scoliosis since I was a teenager, and while it wasn’t too severe back then, the curve seems to have worsened over the years. Now, I often experience lower back pain and discomfort, especially after sitting for long periods. The doctor recommended physical therapy and bracing, but I’m not seeing much improvement. I’m curious if Ayurvedic treatment for scoliosis can actually help reduce the pain and maybe even prevent further curvature. Has anyone tried Ayurvedic therapies like Kati Basti or herbal oils for scoliosis? Did it help with pain relief or posture correction?

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Ayurvedic treatment can be effective in managing the discomfort associated with scoliosis, though it may not directly reverse the curvature. However, therapies like Kati Basti, which involves placing warm medicated oil on the lower back, can help relieve pain, improve circulation, and ease muscle tension around the spine. Additionally, herbal oils such as Mahanarayan oil or Dhanwantharam oil, when applied regularly, may help strengthen muscles and improve flexibility. Along with these treatments, Ayurvedic recommendations often include specific stretches, strengthening exercises, and dietary adjustments to support spinal health. While these therapies can provide pain relief and help prevent further degeneration, it is essential to work in conjunction with your physical therapist for a comprehensive approach to scoliosis management. You may experience gradual relief over time with consistent Ayurvedic care and lifestyle changes.
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Ayurveda could offer some approaches for managing your scoliosis discomfort, although it's essential to keep expectations realistic, okay? While Ayurveda won't cure scoliosis or straighten the spine completely, it might help ease some of the pain and discomfort you’re feeling. First thing, let's talk about Kati Basti, a unique treatment in Ayurveda. It involves creating a herbal dough wall on your back and pouring warm medicated oil into this space to nourish the tissues and calm Vata dosha—which is often responsible for pain and discomfort. Many people find it deeply relaxing, easing tension in the muscles around the spine. You might want to try a few sessions and see how it feels for you. As for herbal oils, there are several you could consider. Oils like mahanarayan oil or dhanwantharam tailam can be massaged gently on the affected area to help soothe pain. Just warm the oil slightly before applying, and ideally, after the massage, leave it on for a while to soak into the skin. Now about herbal remedies, gonna throw this in here – taking herbs like Guggulu can also support balancing the body’s doshas and may assist in reducing inflammation. Consult an Ayurvedic practitioner to get the right preparation for your condition. Time to chat about diet! Eating foods that don’t aggravate Vata like warm, cooked meals can also bring some relief. Avoid cold and raw foods which can increase Vata. For posture correction, practicing mindful movements with yoga asanas like Tadasana (Mountain Pose) or Vrikshasana (Tree Pose) can improve posture over time if practiced regularly, paying attention to alignment. But remember, communicate these changes with your healthcare provider. Coordinating herbs or treatments with your current therapy ensures safety. And if that sharp pain gets worse or changes, don’t wait, go see your doctor. Ayurveda helps manage, but doesn’t replace the need for conventional care, particularly in complex conditions.

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