Traditional therapies. Thoughtfully delivered.
Explore Ayurveda-based treatments and therapeutic approaches designed around individual health needs, clinical assessment and a personalised care journey.
A classical Ayurvedic approach to deeper care.
Panchakarma is a classical Ayurvedic therapeutic approach traditionally used as part of personalised care under appropriate clinical supervision.
The treatment approach, therapies and duration can vary according to individual assessment, health condition and clinical requirements.
Vamana Therapy
A classical Panchakarma procedure performed only when clinically indicated and under appropriate Ayurvedic supervision.
Virechana Therapy
A traditional Ayurvedic therapeutic procedure that may be considered as part of a suitable Panchakarma care plan.
Basti Therapy
An important classical Ayurvedic therapy that may be incorporated into an individualised treatment programme when appropriate.
Nasya Therapy
A traditional Ayurvedic therapy involving the nasal route, selected according to the individual's clinical requirements.
Raktamokshana Therapy
A classical Ayurvedic procedure that requires appropriate patient selection and professional clinical supervision.
Begin with assessment.
Panchakarma therapies should be selected according to individual suitability. A consultation helps determine the appropriate approach.
Consult Our Doctors ↗Panchakarma procedures should be undertaken only after appropriate assessment and under qualified Ayurvedic professional supervision.
Precision where specialised care matters.
Explore specialised Ayurvedic para-surgical approaches offered as part of condition-focused care following appropriate clinical assessment.
Ksharsutra Therapy
Ksharsutra is a classical Ayurvedic para-surgical technique used in selected anorectal conditions. Suitability and treatment planning depend on individual clinical assessment.
Understand the condition before planning an appropriate care pathway.
Treatment is considered according to the patient's individual clinical situation.
Procedures are undertaken under qualified clinical supervision.
Agnikarma Therapy
A classical Ayurvedic para-surgical approach that may be considered for selected conditions following appropriate clinical evaluation.
Other Para-Surgical Procedures
Selected Ayurvedic para-surgical procedures may be considered according to the patient's condition, clinical findings and treatment requirements.
Start with a consultation.
Our doctors can assess your concern and explain which treatment or care pathway may be appropriate.
Book Consultation ↗Para-surgical procedures are not suitable for every patient or condition. A qualified doctor should assess the individual situation before treatment is considered.
Therapeutic traditions, personalised for you.
Ayurvedic therapies may be recommended as part of an individualised wellness or treatment plan after appropriate assessment by our clinical team.
Abhyanga Therapy
Abhyanga is a traditional Ayurvedic oil-based therapy commonly incorporated into personalised wellness and therapeutic programmes.
Rooted in classical Ayurvedic therapeutic traditions.
Therapy selection and application may vary according to individual needs.
Recommended and delivered according to appropriate clinical guidance.
Pizhichil Therapy
A traditional Ayurvedic therapy involving a continuous flow of warm medicated oil, used in selected therapeutic and wellness programmes.
Janu Basti Therapy
A localised Ayurvedic therapy traditionally used around the knee region and considered according to individual clinical requirements.
Other Ayurvedic Therapies
Additional Ayurvedic therapies may be considered according to the patient's health needs, treatment goals and clinical assessment.
Your doctor may recommend one or more therapies depending on your individual assessment and overall care plan.
Support your health through mindful movement.
Therapeutic yoga combines mindful movement, breathing practices and relaxation techniques to support overall physical and mental wellbeing.
At MSM Ayurveda, therapeutic yoga may complement an individual's broader wellness or care plan, depending on their needs and clinical guidance.
Gentle, purposeful movement adapted to individual comfort and ability.
Breathing practices that encourage awareness, relaxation and balance.
Practices that support calmness and everyday wellbeing.
Practices can be selected according to individual needs and suitability.
Yoga practices should be selected according to individual ability, health needs and appropriate professional guidance.
Care that begins with understanding.
Every treatment journey begins with understanding the individual. Our approach focuses on assessment, personalised planning and appropriate follow-up care.
Understand your concern.
Your consultation begins with understanding your primary concern, health history, lifestyle and individual needs.
Assess your needs.
The doctor evaluates relevant clinical information before discussing suitable Ayurvedic treatment or therapeutic options.
Plan your care.
Your care plan may include selected treatments, therapies, medicines, nutrition or lifestyle recommendations as appropriate.
Review & continue.
Follow-up helps the clinical team review your progress and make appropriate adjustments when required.
Care is considered around the individual rather than following a single standard pathway.
Treatment decisions are made following appropriate consultation and assessment.
Relevant lifestyle, nutrition and wellbeing factors can be considered alongside the primary concern.
Before you begin treatment.
Understand a little more about Ayurvedic treatments, therapies and the consultation process at MSM Ayurveda.
How do I know which Ayurvedic treatment is right for me? +
Treatment selection depends on your individual health concerns, history, clinical findings and overall needs. A consultation with an appropriate doctor is the best starting point for understanding suitable options.
Do I need a consultation before starting a treatment? +
For specialised treatments and therapies, an appropriate clinical assessment is important before treatment is considered. Your doctor can explain which approach may be suitable for you.
What is Panchakarma? +
Panchakarma refers to a group of classical Ayurvedic therapeutic procedures. Individual therapies are selected according to suitability and should be performed under appropriate professional supervision.
What is Ksharsutra therapy? +
Ksharsutra is a classical Ayurvedic para-surgical technique used in selected anorectal conditions. Whether it is appropriate depends on individual clinical assessment.
Can Ayurvedic therapies be combined with other care? +
This depends on the individual's condition, existing care and clinical requirements. Always discuss current treatments, medicines and relevant medical history with your doctor before beginning a new therapy.
Are Ayurvedic treatments suitable for everyone? +
No single treatment is suitable for everyone. Treatment suitability depends on individual assessment, health status and clinical requirements.
The right treatment starts with the right assessment.
Talk to the MSM Ayurveda clinical team about your health concerns and understand the treatment options that may be appropriate for your individual needs.
Treatment recommendations are made following appropriate clinical assessment. Individual results and treatment requirements may vary.