Myopia Ayurvedic Treatment

Myopia Ayurvedic Treatment

Myopia Ayurveda treatment in Odisha is possible at Astang Ayurveda, Myopia Ayurvedic TreatmentBhubaneswar. This non surgical non invasive treatment is achieved by Ayurveda Panchakarma Treatment and Ayurvedic herbal medicine. The specialized Myopia Ayurvedic treatment is conducted by our well known eye specialist Dr Prasant Kumar Sahoo.

What is Myopia

This is commonly known as shortsightedness, which means poor vision for distance. It happens when the eye ball size increases or increase in curvature of cornea or lens. In myopia the light rays from the visual object falls in front of retina instead of falling on retina. Increase in refractive index of lens or excessive use of accommodation e.g. excessive use of near work like use of computers and smart phones are other causes.

Types of Myopia

Congenital mayopia:  This occurs since birth, usually with high degree of error, about 8D to 10D. Simple or developmental myopia: this is most common variety. It is considered as a physiological error not associated with any disease of eye. Mostly occurs in school going age of children, so it is also called as School myopia. Pathological or degenerative myopia: it is also known as degenerative or progressive myopia which starts from childhood and progresses rapidly with degenerative changes in retina. Acquired myopia: In case of hardness of nucleus of lens (nuclear sclerosis) progressive myopia occurs, and in case of curvatural myopia the corneal curvature increases like in Keratoconus (conical cornea). Poor vision for distance, head ache and half shunting of eyes are most common symptoms which occur in myopia.

Myopia Treatment

Optical Treatment of Myopia: Corrected by prescription of minus power lenses, so that clear image is formed on the retina. Surgical treatment of myopia: Radial keratotomies, lamellar keratotomy, Laser in situ keraomileusis (LASIK) are procedures, which are current available surgical methods for myopia correction.

Drawbacks in modern medicine

Apart from spectacle correction other surgical methods involve high risk and require high cost of the sophisticated surgical methods. Affordability and patient compliance are other draw backs of modern therapeutics for myopia correction. In contrast, Ayurveda provides holistic approach/procedures to correct myopia through Kriyakalpa and Panchakarma procedures.

Myopia and Ayurveda Concept

Myopia in Ayurveda is well described by Sushruta under Drishtigata Vyadhi. There are four Patalas or tunics in internal eye ball. When the vitiated dosha resides in 2nd or 3rdpatala of eye ball, the vision for distance is disturbed and manifests as Timir or Myopia.

Myopia Ayurvedic Treatment

Myopia or Timir management in Ayurveda includes Vata Shamak Chikitsa with Chakshyushya drugs. The best treatment for myopia includes Snehapana, Virechana, Nasya, NetraTarpana, Basti Karma, Padaabhyanga and Eye exercise. Saptamrita Lauha, Mahatriphala Ghrit, Jeevantyadi ghrit are important medications which enhances the healing of the visual media. As corneal surface and tonicity of extra ocular muscles and size of eye ball are significant factors which determines the power of myopia. Eye exercise significantly improves the myopia correction. Corneal flattening or correction of corneal curvature through Tarpan, Pindi, Nasya, and Vidalaka are more safeand cost effective than modern surgical methods. Unlike modern medicine, Ayurveda treats myopia with age old proven methods, which not only corrects visual media but also improves nutrition to the tunics or layers of eye ball. Yoga procedures like Tratak, Bhramari kriya too has role in improving vision in myopic cases. Diet rich in vitamins, proteins and management of other debilitating diseases are part of myopia management through ayurveda.

Myopia Ayurvedic Treatment at Astang Ayurveda, Bhubaneswar

At Astang Ayurveda we successfully treat myopia with aiming to reduce the lens power and as well to improve quality of vision with authentic Ayurveda Panchakarma, Kriyakalpa procedures and time tested Ayurvedic medicine by our Ayurvedic Eye specialist doctors.

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What is myopia?
Myopia, commonly known as shortsightedness, is a vision condition where distant objects appear blurry because light rays focus in front of the retina.
What are the types of myopia?
Myopia can be classified into several types:
o Congenital myopia (present at birth),
o Simple or developmental myopia (common in children),
o Pathological or degenerative myopia (progressive and associated with retinal changes),
o Acquired myopia (due to changes in the lens or cornea).
What are the common symptoms of myopia?
Symptoms include blurred vision for distance, headaches, eye strain, and squinting to see better.
How does Ayurveda treat myopia?
Ayurvedic treatment for myopia involves holistic approaches like Panchakarma, Kriyakalpa therapies, and specific herbal medications aimed at balancing the doshas and improving eye health.
What specific Ayurvedic treatments are used for myopia?
Treatments may include Snehapana (oleation therapy), Virechana (purging), Nasya (nasal administration), Netra Tarpana (eye nourishment), and Basti Karma (medicated enema).
What herbal medicines are beneficial for myopia?
Key medicines include Saptamrita Lauha, Mahatriphala Ghrit, and Jeevantyadi Ghrit, which support eye health and improve vision.
Are there non-invasive options available in Ayurveda for myopia?
Yes, Ayurvedic treatment offers non-invasive options such as eye exercises, dietary changes, and natural therapies that can effectively manage myopia without surgery.
How does Ayurveda address the underlying causes of myopia?
Ayurveda focuses on correcting imbalances in the body, improving nutrition to the eye’s tissues, and enhancing the function of the eye muscles, thus addressing the root causes of myopia.
Can lifestyle changes impact myopia management?
Absolutely! A diet rich in vitamins and minerals, regular eye exercises, and practices like yoga (e.g., Tratak, Bhramari Kriya) can significantly improve vision and eye health.
How can I seek Ayurvedic treatment for myopia?
You can contact Astang Ayurveda hospital in Bhubaneswar, India, to consult with their Ayurvedic eye specialists for personalized treatment plans.