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Rakthamokshanam Therapy
Rakthamokshanam Therapy (Blood Purification Therapy)
Ayurvedic Treatment for Chronic Inflammation & Skin Disorders
Rakthamokshanam is a classical Panchakarma blood-letting and purification therapy in Ayurveda, used to eliminate vitiated blood (Rakta Dushti) and deep-seated toxins from the body. This therapy is especially effective for chronic inflammatory conditions, skin diseases, and Pitta-related disorders.
At ABI Ayurveda Clinic, Rakthamokshanam is performed safely under expert Ayurvedic supervision, using appropriate traditional methods selected based on your condition. The therapy helps reduce inflammation, detoxify the blood, improve skin health, and promote long-term systemic balance.
Why Choose Us
Benefits of Rakthamokshanam Therapy
Purifies Blood Naturally
Removes toxins and impurities from the blood, supporting overall detoxification.
Effective for Skin Disorders
Highly beneficial for acne, eczema, psoriasis, pigmentation, and chronic skin problems.
Reduces Chronic Inflammation
Helps control inflammatory conditions, burning sensation, swelling, and redness.
Balances Pitta Dosha
Regulates excess heat in the body, promoting internal balance and comfort.
Faq's
Frequently Asked Questions
Rakthamokshanam is a Panchakarma therapy that removes impure blood to detoxify the body and treat blood-related disorders.
Yes. When performed by qualified Ayurvedic doctors using proper methods, it is safe and effective.
People with chronic skin diseases, inflammatory conditions, abscesses, gout, and Pitta-related disorders benefit the most.
Pregnant women, very weak individuals, anemic patients, and those with bleeding disorders should avoid it unless advised by a doctor.
We offer expert diagnosis, safe traditional methods, personalized care, and ethical Ayurvedic practice for lasting results.
It is usually done once or as advised by the doctor depending on the condition.
Post-therapy care includes rest, dietary guidelines, and medicines prescribed to support recovery.
Yes. Traditional methods include Siravedha, Jalauka (leech therapy), and other suitable techniques as advised by the doctor.