Ayurveda for lower back pain

Most cases of lower back pain involve Vata dosha, especially when symptoms include pain, dryness, stiffness, tightness, instability, restricted movement, or recurring flare-ups. In some cases, other factors may also be involved, depending on the nature and duration of the pain.

That is why Ayurveda does not view every case of lower back pain in the same way. Two people may have pain in the same area, but the underlying pattern can differ. An Ayurvedic approach considers not only where the pain is felt, but also whether it is localised or radiating, acute or recurring.

We begin with an Ayurvedic consultation to understand the nature of the pain and how the condition presents. We assess the type of pain, the degree of stiffness or restriction, whether it radiates, and which Ayurvedic pattern might be involved.

We’ll explain your lower back pain from an Ayurvedic perspective and outline a plan based on the nature of your pain and how it presents.

Our clinic offers traditional Kerala Ayurvedic therapies selected according to the pattern, stage, and nature of the pain.

If your lower back pain is persistent or recurring, we recommend starting with an Ayurvedic consultation to guide your treatment.