Sciatica and disc herniation cause radiating leg pain, numbness and reduced mobility. Ayurveda for sciatica offers complementary care when properly assessed — but severe neurological deficits require urgent conventional evaluation.
When Ayurveda may help
- Chronic lumbar pain without progressive weakness
- Post-surgical rehabilitation support
- Muscle spasm and inflammatory flares
- Patients seeking structured non-surgical management under physician supervision
Treatment components
Musculoskeletal assessment, herbal anti-inflammatory protocols, therapeutic yoga for spine stability, external therapies in Galle when in-clinic, Panchakarma when clinically indicated.
Red flags — seek emergency care
Sudden leg weakness, bladder/bowel changes, or saddle anaesthesia require immediate hospital assessment — not Ayurveda alone.
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