Eye strain, dryness, burning sensation, watering, redness, blurred vision, headaches, and screen related discomfort often persist because treatment focuses only on temporary relief through drops or glasses, not eye nutrition and nerve balance.
Eye disorders are commonly caused by excess screen exposure, weak digestion, toxin accumulation, dryness (Vata), heat (Pitta), poor circulation, stress, lack of proper eye care routines, and lifestyle imbalance.
Ayurveda treats eye disorders by nourishing eye tissues, balancing heat and dryness, improving circulation, and strengthening vision naturally.
At Praanavaidya, eye care is a physician guided Ayurvedic program centered around Kriya Kalpa therapies that focus on correcting eye pathology gently and effectively.
Every patient undergoes detailed evaluation including eye symptoms, screen exposure, digestion, sleep patterns, stress levels, vision status, and dosha imbalance before treatment planning.
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Based on clinical need, doctors may advise specialised eye therapies such as:
Treatment focuses on:
Continuous physician supervision ensures:
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