Root Causes We Address
Understanding the underlying cause of paralysis is essential for maximizing recovery potential through targeted rehabilitation
Stroke (Ischemic/Hemorrhagic)
Blood clots blocking brain arteries or bleeding in the brain damage motor neurons, causing sudden paralysis in affected body regions.
Spinal Cord Injury
Trauma to the spinal cord interrupts nerve signal transmission between brain and body, causing paralysis below the injury level.
Chronic Inflammation
Persistent neuroinflammation damages nerve myelin and axons, progressively impairing motor function and nerve conduction.
Vascular Damage
Uncontrolled diabetes and hypertension damage blood vessels supplying nerves, causing ischemia and nerve death over time.
Poor Circulation & Toxins
Impaired blood flow starves nerves of oxygen and nutrients, while accumulated toxins (ama) block neural pathways in Ayurvedic understanding.
Autoimmune Attack
Conditions like Guillain-Barré syndrome cause the immune system to attack peripheral nerves, leading to rapid-onset ascending paralysis.
The Recovery Timeline
Early intervention is critical. The brain has remarkable ability to rewire itself, but the window is limited.
Acute Phase
First 3-6 months post-stroke/injury
Recovery Window
Neuroplasticity at peak, 6-18 months
Chronic Phase
Slower recovery, muscle atrophy risk
Permanent Disability
Muscle contractures, fixed deformity
Conditions We Treat
Whether from stroke, injury, or neurological disease, our comprehensive program addresses all aspects of recovery.
Our Integrated Rehabilitation Protocol
Combining Ayurvedic wisdom with modern physiotherapy for maximum recovery.
Panchakarma Detox
Deep cleansing to remove toxins blocking nerve function
- Virechana therapy
- Basti for nerve nourishment
- Nasya for brain health
Neuro-Rehabilitation
Specialized therapies to rewire neural pathways
- Physiotherapy protocols
- Occupational therapy
- Speech therapy
Marma & Massage
Energy point stimulation for nerve regeneration
- Abhyanga with medicated oils
- Marma point activation
- Muscle re-education
Why Mayura for Rehabilitation
Standard Rehab Centers
- ✕Only physiotherapy focus
- ✕No Ayurvedic nerve regeneration
- ✕Generic exercise protocols
- ✕Limited to physical recovery
- ✕No holistic approach
Mayura Approach
- Integrated Ayurveda + Modern Rehab
- Panchakarma for nerve healing
- Personalized recovery protocols
- Mental health and speech therapy
- Family training and support