Raktamokshan ( Blood Letting ) Treatment
Raktamokshan Panchakarma Treatment in Ayurveda
Dr. Amar’s Shree Vishwa Anand Health Care – Chembur, Mumbai
At Dr. Amar’s Panchakarma Center, Chembur, we provide authentic Raktamokshan treatment in Mumbai, a classical Ayurvedic procedure that purifies the blood and removes accumulated toxins responsible for various skin, joint, and circulatory disorders.
Raktamokshan is one of the five main Panchakarma therapies and is particularly effective for conditions caused by vitiated Rakta (blood) and Pitta dosha. It helps in detoxifying the body, improving circulation, and restoring internal balance.
What is Raktamokshan?
Raktamokshan literally means “bloodletting therapy” — a method to expel vitiated blood from the body.
It is performed using various techniques like:
Shring (horn method)
Jalauka (leech therapy)
Siravedha (vein puncture)
Prachchanna (scarification method)
Each method is chosen based on the patient’s condition, strength, and disease pathology.
Benefits of Raktamokshan Therapy
Raktamokshan provides multiple health benefits through purification and rejuvenation:
✅ Removes impurities and toxins from the bloodstream
✅ Balances Pitta and Rakta dosha
✅ Reduces inflammation, pain, and skin eruptions
✅ Improves circulation and tissue oxygenation
✅ Helpful in eczema, psoriasis, acne, gout, and varicose veins
✅ Promotes glowing, healthy skin
✅ Supports joint and liver health by purifying blood
Conditions Treated with Raktamokshan
At our Ayurvedic Clinic in Chembur, Mumbai, Raktamokshan is recommended for:
Chronic skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis, urticaria)
Pimples and pigmentation issues
Gout and arthritis (Vatarakta)
Varicose veins and local swelling
Liver and spleen disorders
Recurrent boils or abscesses
Procedure of Raktamokshan
Purva Karma (Preparation) – The patient is examined and given mild internal snehana (oleation) and diet regulation.
Pradhana Karma (Main Procedure) – Depending on the condition:
Leech therapy (Jalauka) is done for delicate patients and skin disorders.
Venesection (Siravedha) for localized or systemic toxin removal.
Paschat Karma (Post-Procedure Care) – Application of herbal antiseptic and internal blood-purifying medicines, along with a Pitta-balancing diet.
Post-Therapy Care
After Raktamokshan Panchakarma, the patient is advised to:
Avoid spicy, sour, and fried food
Follow a Pitta-shamaka diet
Rest adequately and stay hydrated
Use herbal blood purifiers and rejuvenating tonics prescribed by the doctor
Why Choose Dr. Amar’s Panchakarma Center, Chembur?
At Shree Vishwa Anand Health Care, Raktamokshan Panchakarma is performed under the supervision of Dr. Amar Shinde, MD (Ayurveda), ensuring:
Clean and hygienic environment
Authentic classical methods
Individualized approach for every patient
Safe and effective blood detox procedures
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