Effectively Heal Paralysis

Major causes include stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord damage, nerve compression, autoimmune diseases, infections, metabolic issues, and long-standing uncontrolled diabetes. In Ayurveda, these factors disturb Vata dosha, impairing nerve impulses, muscle nourishment, and blood supply.

Ayurveda attributes paralysis to aggravated Vata affecting the brain, spinal cord, or peripheral nerves. This leads to impaired nerve conduction, weakened muscles, dryness, stiffness, reduced circulation, and loss of motor control. The goal is to stabilize Vata, remove obstructions in nerve pathways, and rebuild neuromuscular strength.

Yes. Depending on the cause and how early treatment is initiated, Ayurveda can significantly improve nerve function, mobility, muscle strength, and coordination. Our approach involves detoxification, Vata correction, nerve nourishment, circulation enhancement, and repetitive neuro-motor training to facilitate recovery.

We manage stroke-related paralysis, Bell’s palsy, facial paralysis, hemiplegia, quadriplegia, paraplegia, nerve-compression paralysis, diabetic neuropathic paralysis, post-surgical nerve weakness, and paralysis due to autoimmune or inflammatory causes.

Recovery varies based on cause, severity, age, and chronicity. Many patients experience the first improvements—muscle twitching, better grip, reduced stiffness, or improved facial movement—within 3–6 weeks. Complete neuromuscular restoration may take months, depending on nerve damage extent.

Yes. Stroke-induced paralysis occurs from blocked or ruptured blood vessels in the brain. Ayurveda helps restore neural pathways, improve microcirculation, reduce inflammation, and reawaken dormant motor units through Vata balancing and nervous system rejuvenation. Early intervention yields faster outcomes.

Early symptoms include numbness, tingling, sudden weakness, drooping of the face, inability to move limbs, speech difficulty, imbalance, or loss of grip strength. Recognizing these signs early allows faster reversal and prevents permanent nerve damage.

Yes. Untreated paralysis may lead to muscle atrophy, joint stiffness, chronic pain, spasticity, pressure sores, respiratory issues, and severe disability. At a neurological level, unused pathways shrink, making later recovery difficult. Early integrative treatment prevents degeneration.

Yes, nerves can regenerate if the damage is not complete. Ayurvedic nerve-strengthening therapies, supportive herbal formulations, circulatory enhancement, and neuromuscular rehabilitation accelerate regeneration and restore lost function effectively.

Stress does not directly cause paralysis but significantly slows nerve healing and worsens Vata imbalance. Stress also contributes to conditions like stroke, Bell’s palsy, and autoimmune flare-ups. Our treatment includes mind-body therapies to calm the nervous system and promote recovery.

Diagnosis includes neurological assessment, Ayurveda Vata–Pitta–Kapha evaluation, strength testing, reflex examination, motor grading, and reviewing MRI/CT/nerve conduction studies if available. The goal is to identify where the conduction block exists—brain, spine, or peripheral nerves.

Inflammation can compress nerves, slow electrical conduction, damage myelin, and reduce blood flow to neural tissue. This leads to weakness, numbness, and paralysis. Ayurvedic treatment reduces inflammation by balancing Vata-Pitta, clearing Ama, and restoring circulation to affected nerve pathways.

Biologics are used in autoimmune neurological disorders like multiple sclerosis or nerve inflammation. They are engineered proteins—not natural—and may cause infections, immune suppression, and other risks. Ayurveda focuses on immune correction, nerve healing, and rejuvenation without such side effects.

Yes. Many patients continue physiotherapy, antiplatelets, nerve tonics, or other medications while starting Ayurveda. Your treatment plan is designed to work in parallel, and medications are tapered only when improvements are stable and medically appropriate.

FOR PATIENTS RESIDING IN INDIA
Treatment charges depend on the severity, cause, and duration of paralysis. Costs vary when personalized herbal formulations and external therapies are added.

FOR PATIENTS RESIDING OUTSIDE INDIA
Charges differ based on logistics, disease stage, and herbal preparation formats allowed in your country. Visit our International Patients page for details.

You can begin by booking an online or in-clinic consultation. Our specialists assess neurological function, disease stage, and personal constitution to design a structured recovery program combining internal formulations, nerve-strengthening therapies, and functional rehabilitation.

Yes. Movement retraining is essential for neuromuscular reactivation. Ayurveda reduces inflammation, restores nerve function, and strengthens tissues, while physiotherapy ensures proper motor patterning and muscle re-education. Both together accelerate recovery.

Recurrence may happen if underlying risk factors such as uncontrolled diabetes, hypertension, autoimmune disorders, or stress remain unmanaged. Our treatment includes long-term metabolic and lifestyle correction to ensure relapse prevention.

Yes. Facial paralysis usually responds faster because the facial nerve recovers well with timely intervention. Ayurveda uses targeted therapies to reduce inflammation around the facial nerve, improve microcirculation, and restore muscle control.

Yes. Diabetic neuropathic paralysis occurs due to chronic nerve starvation. Ayurveda improves microcirculation, repairs nerve sheaths, and corrects metabolic disturbances, enabling nerve recovery and restoring lost function.

Surgery is required only in conditions like severe spinal cord compression, tumors, or traumatic injuries. Most paralysis cases—including post-stroke and nerve weakness—respond well to Ayurvedic therapy combined with physiotherapy.

Yes. A Vata-pacifying, nutrient-rich diet that supports nerve tissue (Majja dhatu) and improves circulation accelerates recovery. Avoiding inflammatory or drying foods is essential for optimal healing.

Maintaining regular movement, stress reduction, avoiding cold exposure, improving sleep quality, and following guided physiotherapy are essential. Ayurveda also recommends grounding routines to stabilize Vata for faster healing.

Yes. Children have greater regenerative capacity. Ayurveda helps improve nerve growth, muscle tone, and developmental milestones, especially in cases of birth trauma, cerebral palsy, or genetic nerve weakness.

No. Most treatments are outpatient with guided protocols, home exercises, and personalized formulations. Only severe cases may require supervised therapy sessions for faster recovery.

Not always. Many paralysis cases are reversible with proper treatment. Even chronic cases show significant improvements when nerve pathways are activated and Vata is brought back into balance through structured Ayurvedic protocols.