Marma Abhyangam
About Marma Abhyangam
This is a procedure in which whole body massage is done stimulating the marma points of the body thereby reducing pain and inflammation pertaining to musculoskeletal system.
Duration
60 minutes per session; typically 7–21 days as part of a treatment protocol
Key Benefits
Targets the 107 marma points to release blocked energy and reduce chronic pain
Reduces musculoskeletal inflammation and localized swelling
Improves blood and lymphatic circulation throughout the body
Stimulates nerve pathways to accelerate recovery from injuries
Relieves back pain, joint pain, and disc-related discomfort without medication
Enhances the effectiveness of internal Ayurvedic medicines when used in combination
Indications
- Musculoskeletal pain
- Inflammation reduction
- Improved circulation
- Nerve stimulation
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Conditions This Treats
- Knee Ligament Tear (ACL, MCL) → Marma work around an injured knee, and the quadriceps it left behind
- Back Pain Treatment → How Marma therapy relieves back pain and lumbar spondylosis
- Disc Bulge Without Surgery → Non-surgical approach to L4-L5 and L5-S1 disc problems
- Slip Disc & Disc Herniation → Prolapse, extrusion and IVDP — what the grade on your report means
- Marma Chikitsa → The complete guide to our core treatment approach
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment → Marma work at the wrist and palm to release median nerve entrapment
- Piriformis Syndrome Treatment → Releasing a tight buttock muscle that traps the sciatic nerve
- Lumbar Spondylosis Treatment → Marma work along the lumbar and sacral points for a worn, stiff lower spine
- Diabetic Neuropathy Treatment → Gentle marma work on the legs and feet for burning, numb diabetic feet
Why Agasthya?
- NABH-certified hospital
- 10,000+ cases treated
- 30+ years of experience
- Led by Dr. T.D. Bose
- 4.9/5 rating (200+ reviews)
Medically reviewed by Dr. T.D. Bose, Chief Physician, Agasthya Ayurvedic Hospital. Last updated: March 15, 2026.