The Agnikarma Process

• Identification of the Area: The doctor identifies the precise location for the application of heat based on the patient’s condition.
• Sterilization: The area is cleaned and sterilized to prevent infection.
• Heat Application: Controlled heat is applied using specialized instruments such as Agnikarma Shalaka (metal rods) heated to the required temperature.
• Cooling: After the application of heat, cooling measures such as herbal pastes or cooling pads are used to soothe the area.
• Bandaging: The treated area is bandaged to protect it and promote healing.

Post-Operative Care

• Diet: Adhere to a light and easily digestible diet.
• Rest: Ensure adequate rest to facilitate recovery.
• Hydration: Drink plenty of fluids to support the body’s healing process.
• Follow-up: Regular follow-up appointments to monitor healing and address any concerns.

What is Agnikarma therapy?

A: Agnikarma is an Ayurvedic procedure that uses controlled heat application to treat various ailments, including pain, inflammation, and skin conditions.

Who can benefit from Agnikarma therapy?

A: Individuals with musculoskeletal pain, joint disorders, soft tissue injuries, and certain skin conditions can benefit from Agnikarma therapy.

How is Agnikarma performed?

A: Agnikarma involves applying controlled heat to specific areas using heated metal rods, followed by cooling measures and bandaging.

A: What are the pre-operative precautions for Agnikarma?

Patients should follow dietary guidelines, maintain hydration, and consult with an Ayurvedic doctor to determine treatment suitability.

A: What post-operative care is required after Agnikarma?

Post-operative care includes following a light diet, ensuring adequate rest, staying hydrated, and attending follow-up appointments for monitoring.