Experience Nurturing Ayurvedic Care for Postnatal Recovery

Abhyangam (Shirobhyangam, Mukhabyangam, Padabhyangam)

• Shirobhyangam: Soothing head massage with warm medicated oils to alleviate stress and headaches.
• Mukhabyangam: Facial massage with herbal oils to revitalize skin and relieve tension.
• Padabhyangam: Foot massage to improve blood circulation and reduce swelling.

Full Body Medicated Pack and Mugalepanam (Face Pack)

• Natural Ingredients: The ingredients used in Mukhalepanam are typically natural and include herbs like turmeric, sandalwood, aloe vera, and rose water. These ingredients are chosen for their beneficial properties and ability to promote a healthy complexion.
• Glow and Radiance: Regular use of Mukhalepanam can result in a glowing and radiant complexion. The treatment helps in improving blood circulation to the face, reducing fine lines and wrinkles, and giving the skin a youthful appearance.

Vedukuli (Kashaya Snanam)

• Traditional Ayurvedic Bath: Vedukuli, also known as Kashaya Snanam, is an Ayurvedic practice involving a therapeutic bath using herbal decoctions. It is a part of traditional Indian medicine aimed at promoting overall health and wellness.
• Herbal Ingredients: The bath involves the use of a special herbal mixture, or Kashaya, which typically includes ingredients like neem, turmeric, sandalwood, and various medicinal leaves and roots. These herbs are boiled in water to create a decoction.
• Health Benefits: The herbal bath is believed to detoxify the body, improve skin health, and provide relief from various ailments such as skin infections, allergies, and muscle pain. It is also thought to enhance blood circulation and provide a calming effect on the mind and body.

Traditional Bandage

• Natural Materials: Traditional bandages are made from natural materials such as cotton, linen, or wool. These materials are chosen for their breathability, comfort, and ability to promote healing by allowing air circulation.
• Herbal Infusion: Often, traditional bandages are infused with herbal remedies or coated with natural antiseptics like honey, turmeric, or plant extracts. These herbs provide antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and soothing properties to aid in the healing process.
• Application Technique: The application of a traditional bandage involves wrapping the affected area with the cloth, ensuring it is snug but not too tight to allow for proper blood flow. Techniques may vary depending on the injury type, but the goal is to secure the bandage in a way that provides support and protection.

Anjanam

• Traditional Eye Care: Anjanam is a traditional Ayurvedic treatment involving the application of medicinal paste or collyrium to the eyes. It is used to maintain and improve eye health, enhance vision, and treat various eye disorders.
• Natural Ingredients: The paste used in Anjanam is typically made from natural ingredients such as herbal extracts, minerals, and sometimes ghee or oil. Common ingredients include triphala (a mixture of three fruits), honey, camphor, and specific medicinal plants.
• Cleansing and Protection: Anjanam helps in cleansing the eyes by removing impurities and protecting them from infections. The antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties of the ingredients help in soothing irritated eyes, reducing redness, and preventing common eye ailments.

Baby Massage (Medicated Oil)

• Promotes Healthy Development: Baby massage with medicated oil supports the overall development of the baby, enhancing physical growth, strengthening muscles, and promoting better motor skills. The gentle strokes stimulate blood circulation and aid in the development of the nervous system.
• Improves Sleep and Digestion: Regular massage helps babies sleep better by promoting relaxation and reducing stress. It can also improve digestion by relieving colic and gas, aiding in the smooth functioning of the digestive system.
• Bonding and Emotional Well-being: Baby massage is a wonderful way for parents to bond with their child. The physical touch and eye contact during massage foster emotional security and trust, contributing to the baby’s emotional well-being and sense of security.

Baby Bath (Medicated Kashaya Snanam)

• Gentle and Natural Care: A medicated kashaya snanam for babies involves bathing the infant with a gentle herbal decoction. This method is rooted in traditional practices and is designed to provide natural care without harsh chemicals, ensuring the baby’s delicate skin is protected and nurtured.
• Herbal Ingredients: The bath typically includes a blend of mild, baby-safe herbs such as neem, turmeric, tulsi (holy basil), and sandalwood. These herbs are chosen for their antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and soothing properties, which help maintain the baby’s skin health.
• Health Benefits: The medicated bath offers multiple health benefits for the baby, including the prevention of skin infections, rashes, and allergies. It also promotes relaxation and better sleep, aids in the overall development of the baby’s immune system, and keeps the skin soft and moisturized.

Herbal Drink

• Natural Ingredients: Herbal drinks are beverages made from infusions or decoctions of various herbs, flowers, roots, seeds, and other plant materials. Common ingredients include chamomile, mint, ginger, turmeric, and hibiscus, each chosen for their unique health benefits.
• Health Benefits: These drinks are consumed for their therapeutic properties. Depending on the herbs used, they can offer a range of benefits such as boosting immunity, aiding digestion, reducing inflammation, relieving stress, and promoting relaxation.
• Caffeine-Free Alternative: Herbal drinks are typically caffeine-free, making them a suitable alternative to traditional caffeinated beverages like coffee and tea. They are often enjoyed for their soothing and calming effects, especially when consumed before bedtime.

Postnatal Counseling

• Emotional Support: Postnatal counselling provides emotional support to new mothers, helping them navigate the significant changes and challenges that come with childbirth. It addresses issues such as postpartum depression, anxiety, and the emotional adjustments to motherhood.
• Health Guidance: This counselling offers essential health guidance for both the mother and the newborn. It covers topics like breastfeeding, nutrition, postpartum recovery, and recognizing signs of physical and mental health issues that may require further medical attention.
• Parenting Skills: Postnatal counselling helps new parents develop effective parenting skills. It includes advice on newborn care, sleep routines, bonding with the baby, and managing the dynamics of the family with the new addition.