Jalauka - #4411
I recently heard about Jalauka or leech therapy being used in Ayurveda for treating various conditions, and I’m curious about how it works. Does Jalauka therapy help with pain and inflammation, and what conditions is it most effective for? I’ve been experiencing joint pain and mild varicose veins—could Jalauka therapy provide relief for these? From what I understand, Jalauka involves bloodletting with leeches to detoxify the blood and improve circulation. Is this therapy painful, and how is it performed in a clinical setting? Are there any risks involved, such as infections or reactions? If anyone has tried Jalauka, I’d love to know about your experience. Did it provide noticeable improvements, and how many sessions were required? Also, are there specific conditions where Jalauka therapy is especially effective or others where it should be avoided? Any guidance on this therapy would be great.
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