Spine & Sciatica Care
Assessment for back pain, neck pain, radiating pain, stiffness and restricted mobility.
- Clinical examination and report review
- Function-oriented conservative care
- Activity and posture guidance
Every treatment begins with a physician consultation. The plan may include medicines, selected procedures, diet and activity guidance according to the individual assessment.
These are areas commonly assessed at the clinic. A listed service does not mean the same treatment is suitable for every patient.
Assessment for back pain, neck pain, radiating pain, stiffness and restricted mobility.
Individualised support for joint pain, arthritis and movement-related discomfort.
Selected Ayurvedic procedures planned only after evaluating diagnosis, age, strength, season and suitability.
Clinical consultation for digestive, respiratory, metabolic, lifestyle and other commonly encountered concerns.
Structured evaluation integrating symptoms, examination, available investigations and Ayurvedic principles.
Age-appropriate Ayurveda guidance and scheduled Swarnaprashan under physician supervision.
Care is planned after clinical examination and review of relevant reports. Investigations, aspiration, surgery or specialist referral are advised whenever the condition requires them.
Assessment of pain, stiffness and reduced movement in the knees or other joints, with conservative care, activity guidance and review of available X-rays.
Supportive care for inflammatory joint symptoms alongside appropriate laboratory evaluation and rheumatology or medical follow-up. Prescribed disease-modifying medicines should not be stopped without specialist advice.
Evaluation of sudden painful, swollen joints, serum uric acid and contributing diet or medicines, with acute-care or referral advice when required.
Clinical and imaging-based assessment of hip pain and mobility limitation, with stage-appropriate conservative support and timely orthopedic referral.
Assessment of painful restriction of shoulder movement, especially in diabetes, followed by graded mobility, home guidance and suitable supportive care.
Structured assessment of infection, glucose control, circulation, sensation and pressure or off-loading needs, with dressing support and prompt surgical or vascular referral when indicated.
Assessment of pressure-related corns, footwear and biomechanics. Selected cases may receive conservative care, a minor procedure or excision, or Agnikarma after suitability assessment.
A para-surgical Ayurveda procedure considered for selected localized musculoskeletal or corn-related indications only after diagnosis, consent and suitability assessment.
A hot, acutely swollen joint with fever or severe pain may indicate septic arthritis and needs urgent hospital evaluation, aspiration and specialist treatment—not routine outpatient therapy. Rapidly spreading redness, pus or foul discharge, blackening tissue, loss of sensation, uncontrolled diabetes or systemic illness also requires urgent hospital or specialist care.
Bring current medicines, prior prescriptions, scans, X-rays and relevant laboratory reports. Note the duration and pattern of symptoms.
The physician will assess your history and findings before discussing suitable options, likely duration and review needs.
Mahamaya Clinic is an outpatient clinic and not an emergency facility. For severe chest pain, breathing difficulty, major trauma, sudden weakness or another emergency, seek immediate hospital care.
Pain may arise from different structures and conditions. Consultation and examination help determine whether imaging, conservative care, referral or another approach is appropriate.
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These photographs illustrate services available or assessed at the clinic. Procedures are advised only after consultation and suitability assessment.
Localized oil-retention therapy used in selected neck and upper-back care plans.
Localized knee therapy selected according to clinical assessment.
Doctor-advised local care for selected lower-back and musculoskeletal concerns.
A para-surgical Ayurveda procedure considered only for suitable indications.
Assessment, immobilisation support and referral guidance according to injury needs.
Procedure choice, duration and expected response vary between patients. Clinical consultation is required.