Shashvat Ayurveda: Your destination for Panchkarma in Chandigarh.

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Your Chandigarh Ayurved & Panchakarma Centre

You’ve been dealing with the acidity for months. Or the joint stiffness that shows up every morning. Maybe the fatigue that won’t lift no matter how much you sleep. You’ve tried the usual route antacids, painkillers, supplements and the symptoms keep cycling back. That’s usually the point when people start searching for a Chandigarh ayurved & panchakarma centre that offers something beyond symptom suppression.
Panchakarma addresses that root cause. Not through medication alone, but through a structured, physician-supervised detoxification protocol that Ayurvedic texts have documented for over 3,000 years. At Shashvat Ayurveda, our panchkarma centre in Chandigarh delivers these classical therapies with the clinical precision they demand starting with Nadi Pareeksha (pulse diagnosis), followed by a customized treatment protocol, and ending with post-detox rehabilitation that most centres skip entirely.
Here’s what you need to know before booking your first session.

What Is Panchakarma?

Panchakarma is a five-procedure detoxification system described in the Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita the two foundational Ayurvedic texts. The Sanskrit term breaks down simply: pancha (five) + karma (actions). Each of the five procedures targets a different elimination pathway in the body, removing accumulated toxins (Ama) that impair digestion, immunity, and cellular function.
But here’s what most clinic websites don’t tell you: Panchakarma isn’t a weekend spa treatment. A proper course runs 7 to 21 days, depending on your Prakruti (constitution), the severity of dosha imbalance, and the specific condition being treated. It requires preparation before the main procedures and careful dietary rehabilitation afterward. Cutting corners at any stage reduces the outcome.
That’s why choosing the right Chandigarh ayurved & panchakarma centre matters more than most people realize. The therapist’s training, the quality of medicated oils and ghee, the physician’s diagnostic skill — these variables determine whether you walk out genuinely detoxified or just relaxed.
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The Five Panchakarma Procedures We Perform

Each procedure corrects a specific dosha imbalance. Your Ayurvedic physician selects which ones you need based on a detailed Nadi Pareeksha (pulse diagnosis) and clinical assessment. Not every patient undergoes all five.

Vamana (Therapeutic Emesis)

Vamana targets Kapha-dominant conditions chronic bronchial asthma, sinusitis, recurring cold, psoriasis, and certain types of eczema. After 5 to 7 days of preparatory oleation and sudation, the patient ingests specific emetic herbs with large quantities of medicated liquid. The controlled vomiting that follows expels excess Kapha and associated toxins from the respiratory and upper gastrointestinal tract.

 

This isn’t something you’d undergo casually. Vamana requires continuous physician monitoring and is contraindicated in patients with cardiac conditions, during pregnancy, and in children below 12 years.

Virechana (Therapeutic Purgation)

Virechana addresses Pitta-dominant disorders chronic skin conditions, hyperacidity, liver congestion, high blood pressure, and depression. After the preparatory phase, an herbal laxative is administered to induce controlled purgation. The procedure typically spans 2 to 3 days and clears the gastrointestinal tract, sweat glands, and kidneys of Pitta-related toxins.

 

Patients often report clearer skin, reduced acidity, and improved mental clarity within the first week post-Virechana. The herbal laxatives used at our centre are free of synthetic compounds.

Vasti (Medicated Enema Therapy)

Vasti is considered the most important Panchakarma procedure Charaka Samhita calls it Ardha Chikitsa (half of all treatment). It corrects Vata-dominant disorders: chronic constipation, lower back pain, paralysis, arthritis, sciatica, ankylosing spondylitis, and neurological ailments.

 

Two types are administered at our Chandigarh ayurved & panchakarma centre:

 

Sneha Vasti uses medicated oils. It nourishes depleted tissues (Dhatus), restores immunity, and clears accumulated Malas from the colon. Before administration, the patient receives localized Abhyanga (oil massage) and steam therapy focused on the lower back and abdomen.

 

Niruha Vasti is a cleansing enema a precise combination of honey, rock salt, herbal paste, medicated oil, and herbal decoction. This formulation is adjusted for each patient’s constitution. It follows a Sneha Vasti course and is effective for gout, rheumatism, and flatulence.

Nasya (Nasal Administration)

The nasal passage is the direct route to the brain Ayurveda calls it Shirogata dwar (the gateway of the head). Nasya involves instilling medicated oils or herbal preparations through the nostrils after a preparatory facial massage and steam inhalation that opens the nasal channels.

 

It treats migraine, chronic sinusitis, allergies, cervical spondylosis, facial paralysis, insomnia, and anxiety. Patients with degenerative conditions of the brain and cervical spine see notable improvement when Nasya is combined with Shirodhara as part of a complete Panchakarma protocol.

Raktamokshana (Bloodletting Therapy)

Raktamokshana removes vitiated blood from the body using medicinal leeches (Jalaukavacharana), needles, or suction methods. It treats blood-borne toxicity, conditions where localized inflammation has become chronic — eczema, psoriasis, gout, varicose veins, and certain infections.

This procedure requires strict sterile protocols and trained therapists. At Shashvat Ayurveda, we perform Raktamokshana exclusively under physician supervision, using medicinal-grade leeches maintained in controlled conditions. Our Leech Therapy (Jaluka Treatment) program follows classical Ayurvedic guidelines for both safety and efficacy.

Why Each One Matters

Most clinics rush through Panchakarma. A proper course has three distinct stages – skip one and the outcome degrades.

Purvakarma (Preparation)

Raktamokshana removes vitiated blood from the body using medicinal leeches (Jalaukavacharana), needles, or suction methods. It treats blood-borne toxicity, conditions where localized inflammation has become chronic — eczema, psoriasis, gout, varicose veins, and certain infections.

This procedure requires strict sterile protocols and trained therapists. At Shashvat Ayurveda, we perform Raktamokshana exclusively under physician supervision, using medicinal-grade leeches maintained in controlled conditions. Our Leech Therapy (Jaluka Treatment) program follows classical Ayurvedic guidelines for both safety and efficacy.

Pradhan Karma (Main Procedure)

This is where the five core procedures occur. Based on your Nadi Pareeksha results and clinical assessment at our Chandigarh ayurved & panchakarma centre, Dr. Vikas Verma prescribes one or multiple procedures, sequenced and timed to your body’s response.

The duration varies: Vamana requires a single session after 5-7 days of preparation. Virechana takes 2-3 days. A complete Vasti protocol runs 8, 15, or 30 days (Yoga Vasti, Kala Vasti, or Karma Vasti respectively). Your physician adjusts the course in real time based on how your body responds.

Paschat Karma (Post-Treatment Rehabilitation)

This is where most patients and many centres make mistakes. After the main detox procedures, your digestive system is in a sensitive, reset state. Eating heavy food immediately undoes much of the benefit.

The Five Panchakarma Procedures We Perform

At Shashvat Ayurveda, we treat the following through structured Panchakarma protocols, often combined with Ayurvedic treatment plans and Yoga therapy:

Musculoskeletal disorders

chronic joint pain

rheumatoid arthritis

osteoarthritis

ankylosing spondylitis

cervical and lumbar spondylosis

frozen shoulder

sciatica

Digestive conditions

IBS

chronic constipation

hyperacidity

GERD

ulcerative colitis

Metabolic and lifestyle conditions

Type 2 diabetes

obesity

high cholesterol

hypertension

Skin disorders

psoriasis

eczema

dermatitis

chronic urticaria

Who Should NOT Get Panchakarma Right Away?

Every Chandigarh ayurved & panchakarma centre should tell you this, but few do. Panchakarma is contraindicated in certain situations:

 

Pregnant women should avoid the main Panchakarma procedures. Children under 12 and elderly patients above 70 need modified protocols with reduced intensity. Patients with active fever, acute infections, extreme debility, or immediately after surgery must wait until their body stabilizes.

 

This is precisely why we begin every patient’s journey with a detailed Nadi Pareeksha Ayurvedic pulse diagnosis. Your physician can identify not just dosha imbalances, but also assess your current strength (Bala), digestive capacity (Agni), and tissue health (Dhatu Sara) before recommending any procedure.

 

Self-prescribing Panchakarma based on internet research is something we actively discourage.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

When you walk into our panchkarma centre in Chandigarh at SCO-326, Sector 40-D, here’s the sequence:

Day 1: Diagnosis. Dr. Vikas Verma or the consulting physician conducts a Nadi Pareeksha, evaluates your Prakruti, current Vikruti (dosha imbalance), and medical history. You’ll also discuss your diet, sleep patterns, stress levels, and specific health complaints. This consultation typically runs 45 to 60 minutes.

Days 2-7: Purvakarma. Based on your diagnosis, the preparation phase begins. You’ll receive oral medications, dietary instructions, and (depending on your protocol) daily Snehapana (internal oleation) and Abhyanga with steam therapy.

Days 7-14+: Pradhan Karma. The main detox procedures are administered. You’ll have daily therapy sessions lasting 60 to 90 minutes, with physician check-ins to adjust the protocol based on your progress.

Final Phase: Paschat Karma. Your graduated diet plan, Rasayana prescriptions, and lifestyle modifications are documented. We schedule follow-up consultations available through clinic visits, phone, or video call

Why Shashvat Ayurveda Is a Trusted Chandigarh Ayurved & Panchakarma Centre

Diagnosis before treatment, always. We don’t start therapies without a Nadi Pareeksha. Most centres skip this step and prescribe generic protocols. Our approach is the opposite: your constitution determines your treatment.

18 distinct Panchakarma therapies.

Beyond the five core procedures, we offer Abhyangam, Shirodhara, Pizhichil, Udvartana, Kati Basti, Greeva Basti, Netra Basti, and more. This allows us to build treatment protocols with a specificity that smaller centres can’t match.

Ashtang Ayurveda framework

Shashvat Ayurveda practices all eight branches of Ashtang Ayurveda Kaya Chikitsa, Bala Chikitsa, Graha Chikitsa, Urdhvaanga Chikitsa, Shalya Chikitsa, Visha Chikitsa, Jara Chikitsa, and Vrisha Chikitsa. When your Panchakarma reveals a deeper issue a hormonal imbalance, a fertility concern, a skin condition we address it within the same clinical ecosystem rather than referring you elsewhere.

Psychological counseling integration

Detoxification surfaces suppressed emotions. Patients sometimes experience emotional releases during Vamana or Vasti. Our on-site Satvavajaya Chikitsa (Ayurvedic psychological counseling) support means you’re cared for mentally, not just physically.

Open 7 days a week.

Panchakarma doesn’t pause for weekends. Our Chandigarh ayurved & panchakarma centre operates Monday through Sunday, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Treatment continuity is non-negotiable for outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Panchakarma

A full course at our Chandigarh ayurved & panchakarma centre runs 7 to 21 days, depending on the condition and procedures prescribed. The preparation phase (Purvakarma) takes 5-7 days, and post-treatment rehabilitation adds another 3-7 days. Your physician determines the exact duration after the initial diagnosis.
The procedures themselves are not painful, though some — particularly Vamana (therapeutic emesis) — are uncomfortable by nature. Steam therapy, Abhyanga, and Shirodhara are deeply relaxing. Mild fatigue, loose stools, or emotional fluctuations are normal signs of detoxification. These resolve within 24 to 48 hours.
We recommend taking leave during the Pradhan Karma (main procedure) phase. The detox process demands rest your body is expending energy to eliminate toxins, and physical or mental exertion during this period reduces effectiveness. Light activity is acceptable during Purvakarma.
Classical Ayurvedic texts recommend seasonal Panchakarma at the junction of major Ritus (seasons) particularly at the transition from winter to spring (Vasant Ritu) and monsoon to autumn (Sharad Ritu). For patients managing chronic conditions, your physician may recommend more frequent cycles.
Yes. Sansarjana Karma (the graduated post-detox diet) is a required step, not a suggestion. Your digestive fire has been reset during the procedures. Heavy, oily, or processed foods introduced too early can reverse the detoxification. We provide detailed dietary guidelines and follow-up consultations to ensure you transition smoothly.

Call us at +91 90560-44427 or visit Shashvat Ayurveda Clinic at SCO-326, Sector 40-D, Chandigarh. You can also book through our online consultation page. We're open all seven days, 10 AM to 8 PM.