Joint Pain
Knee, shoulder, hip or small-joint pain that limits stairs, sleep or daily work. Treatment starts by distinguishing wear-related pain from inflammatory patterns.
Common symptoms
- Pain on stairs, after sitting, or with overhead reach
- Stiffness that eases as the day goes on — or lasts much longer
- Swelling, warmth or grinding in a joint
- Pain that migrates between joints
Treatment approach
A typical sequence — adjusted after examination. This is educational framing, not a prescription.
Medical examination and review of any X-rays or blood work
Digestive correction when ama is present before heavy oleation
Local therapies such as Janu Basti, Abhyanga and Potli Swedana
Home mobility work and a taper plan for daily painkillers when appropriate
Typical duration
Often 6–8 weeks for a focused outpatient programme
- Physician examination before any course begins
- Therapies such as Shirodhara, Potli Swedana or Panchakarma only when indicated
- Clear advice when specialist allopathic care should lead
Book a consultation
Bring reports you already have. We will tell you whether this pathway fits — and what it will cost — before a course begins.
Begin your care
Speak to a physician who will actually listen
Consultations run 40 minutes. You will leave with a written treatment plan, an expected timeline, and a clear idea of the cost.