Welcome to Ayurprakash

Prakash Nethralaya and Panchakarma Kendra is founded to spread light in the lives of people who are visionless. Prakash Nethralaya offers quality treatment for all eye diseases especially those related to retina. Diseases like Diabetic Retinopathy, Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, Myopic Degeneration, Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) and others which are directly responsible for vision loss are increasing day by day. Ayurveda believes that all eye diseases are caused by an imbalance in the doshas within the human body, therefore need not be viewed in isolation. Accordingly the treatment also aims to maintain the balance of the doshas by purification with panchakarma procedures. After purification process, the rejuvenating medicines of Ayurveda give nourishment to retina and optic nerves, thus restoring the vision.
Ayurveda has the specialized branch in ophthalmology named as ‘Shalakya Tantra.’ It describes in detail the diagnosis and treatment of 76 types of eye diseases. Shalakya Tantra explains perfectly the anatomy, physiology and treatment of diseases of eye. It has a sound explanation of etiology, diagnosis, prognosis, prevention and the treatment of diseases that affect the organs above the neck i.e. eye, ear, nose, throat and head. The description mentioned in ayurvedic texts is highly scientific according to the parameters of today’s modern science.
We offer Ayurvedic Panchakarma services and nethra kriya kalpas that include use of Shirodhara, Nethradhara, Tharpanam, Anjanam, Aschothanam and others for the treatment of retinitis Pigmentosa and macular degeneration. Prakash Nethralaya with its authentic Ayurvedic approach has developed a system in providing relief to the patients of eye diseases. Safe and natural herbs give strength to the retinal tissue and optic nerves
This is our small contribution in the great mission of moving from DARK TO LIGHT. Although we do not claim 100% success but we are satisfied that thousands of patients find solace in the scientific heritage of Ayurveda through this institute.
