Siravedha Therapy in Jaipur | Adinath Ayurveda Hospital

What is Siravedha?

Siravedha is a classical Ayurvedic blood purification procedure. In it, the doctor removes a small, controlled quantity of impure blood from a vein, following the method described in the classical Ayurvedic texts. It belongs to the Raktamokshana family of therapies — procedures that address problems rooted in the blood.

It is not a routine therapy. Siravedha is advised only for specific, deep-rooted skin disorders and blood-related problems where medicines and external therapies have not been enough. The idea is simple: when the blood itself carries the impurity that keeps a problem returning, clearing a small quantity of it can help the body reset.

Most patients never need Siravedha. Medicines, diet and external therapies come first, and they are enough for most people. The doctor advises Siravedha only after a careful examination, and only when the classical texts indicate it for your condition.

Why Siravedha?

Siravedha is advised only when the problem is deep-rooted and other treatments have not been enough.

Addresses the root in the blood
When a skin problem keeps returning despite medicines, the classical texts point to impure blood as a possible root cause.

For stubborn skin disorders
Traditionally used for chronic skin disorders that have not responded to medicines and external therapies.

Classical, time-tested method
Siravedha follows the procedure described in the classical Ayurvedic texts — it is not an experimental treatment.

Only when truly indicated
The doctor advises it only after examination, and only for patients who genuinely fit the classical indication.

Doctor-performed, fully supervised
The procedure is done by Dr. Gaurav Sharma personally, under sterile conditions, with aftercare guidance.

Are you facing any of these issues?

If any of these sound like you, this therapy was made for your problem.

A chronic skin disorder that keeps returning despite medicines

Skin problems that improve with treatment and then come back again

Long-standing skin eruptions with itching or burning

The doctor has examined you and advised this procedure

Other therapies have been tried and have not been enough

Siravedha is never a first choice. If you have a skin problem, start with a consultation — the doctor will tell you honestly whether you need it at all.

Who needs Siravedha?

Siravedha is only for patients where the doctor finds a classical indication for it after examination. It is a targeted procedure, not a general treatment, and it is never given to everyone.

You have a chronic skin disorder that has not responded to medicines
Your problem keeps returning even after proper treatment
The doctor has examined you and confirmed the classical indication
You have passed the doctor's fitness assessment for the procedure
You understand the aftercare and are willing to follow it

Whether Siravedha suits you is decided by the doctor after examination — not by the patient, and not by a package.

What's involved in a Siravedha session?

A typical session lasts as per the procedure — the doctor decides the schedule after diagnosis.

1

Consultation and fitness assessment. Dr. Gaurav Sharma examines you in detail, confirms the classical indication, and checks that you are fit for the procedure.

2

Preparation. The doctor gives you clear instructions for the days before the procedure — diet, medicines and what to avoid.

3

The procedure. Done by the doctor personally, under sterile conditions, using single-use sterile instruments. It is brief and controlled.

4

Observation and rest. You rest at the hospital and are observed before going home.

5

Aftercare. Post-procedure medicines and a diet chart are given. The doctor explains what to do and what to avoid in the days after.

Follow the doctor's preparation and aftercare instructions exactly — they are part of the procedure, not optional extras.

How do Adinath experts perform Siravedha?

At Adinath, Siravedha is performed by Dr. Gaurav Sharma personally — never delegated. It is done only after strict diagnosis, under sterile conditions, with single-use sterile instruments. The doctor first confirms that you genuinely need it, and that you are fit for it.

After the procedure, you receive medicines and a diet chart, and the doctor explains your aftercare in detail. If at any point the doctor feels you do not need Siravedha, it is not done — medicines and external therapies come first.

Prescribed by Dr. Gaurav Sharma after Nadi Pariksha and your diagnosis — never a fixed package.
Performed by the doctor personally, under sterile conditions, with single-use sterile instruments.
Only advised when the classical texts indicate it for your condition.
Full aftercare with medicines and diet guidance after the procedure.

Benefits of Siravedha

Blood purification
Traditionally used to remove a small quantity of impure blood, as described in the classical texts.

Skin disorder support
Supports the treatment of chronic skin disorders that have not responded to medicines alone.

Addresses a deep-rooted cause
Aims at a root cause in the blood when surface treatments keep failing.

Classical method
Follows the procedure laid down in the classical Ayurvedic texts.

Doctor-supervised throughout
Assessment, procedure and aftercare are all handled by the doctor personally.

Is it safe? Does it hurt?

Siravedha is done only after strict diagnosis, under sterile conditions, by Dr. Gaurav Sharma personally, using single-use sterile instruments. Most patients never need it — medicines and external therapies come first.

Tell the doctor first if you are pregnant, anaemic, have low blood pressure, a bleeding disorder, or take blood-thinning medicines. These must be discussed before the doctor decides anything.

Who treats you

Dr. Gaurav Sharma

BAMS · Fellowship, NIA Jaipur · Member IFM USA · Panchakarma Specialist

Every therapy at Adinath is prescribed by Dr. Gaurav Sharma himself — after Nadi Pariksha and your diagnosis. Never a fixed package.

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Questions patients ask

What is Siravedha for?

Siravedha is a classical blood purification procedure, advised only for specific deep-rooted skin disorders and blood-related problems where medicines have not been enough. Most patients never need it.

How long does the procedure take?

The procedure itself is brief. The doctor decides the full schedule — including preparation and rest — after your diagnosis.

How many sessions will I need?

Siravedha is usually a one-time procedure when advised. Whether it is repeated, and when, is decided by the doctor after seeing your response.

Is Siravedha painful?

It is mild and brief. The doctor uses the classical, minimal technique, and the team guides you throughout.

Is Siravedha safe? Who should avoid it?

Yes, when done by a qualified doctor under sterile conditions with single-use instruments. People who are pregnant, anaemic, have low blood pressure, a bleeding disorder, or take blood thinners must tell the doctor first.

What do I do after the procedure?

Rest, follow the doctor's diet chart, take the prescribed medicines, and avoid heavy work as advised. The doctor explains your aftercare in detail.

Can Siravedha be done at home?

No — never. It is a clinic-only procedure, performed by the doctor under sterile conditions.

What should I wear or eat?

Wear comfortable clothes. Eat only what the doctor advises before and after the procedure — the preparation and recovery diet are part of the treatment.

Will I definitely need Siravedha?

No. It is advised only for specific conditions where the classical texts indicate it. Most patients are treated successfully with medicines and external therapies.

Who performs Siravedha?

Dr. Gaurav Sharma personally — it is never delegated to anyone else.