A considered approach.A comfortable visit.
Ilaj-bit-Tadbeer: classical Unani regimental therapies, discussed with your physician first.
Understanding your care.
The hospital’s Ilaj-bit-Tadbeer block offers twelve regimental therapies, from Hijama (cupping) and Dalak (massage) to Hamam (Turkish bath) and Riyazat (exercise). Your Unani physician refers you after assessing whether a therapy is suitable, and the team confirms the practitioner, privacy arrangements and any preparation.
What you can discuss
- Hijama (cupping)
- Dalak (massage)
- Fasd (venesection)
- Aabzan (sitz bath)
- Tariq (sweating)
- Idrar-e-Baul (diuresis)
- Hamam (Turkish bath)
- Kai (cauterisation)
- Ishal (purging)
- Qai (emesis)
- Riyazat (exercise)
- Taleeq (leeching)
Before you visit.
- Ask reception about your practitioner preference.
- Tell the clinician about existing conditions and medicines.
- Wait for personalized preparation instructions before your visit.
Twelve therapies.
One conversation first.
Choose a therapy to read a short, neutral description.
Hijama
Cupping
Cups are placed on the skin to create suction, either on their own (dry cupping) or after small, superficial cuts (wet cupping). It is carried out by a trained practitioner after referral.
Your Unani physician decides whether any therapy is suitable, and not every therapy suits everyone. Please confirm current services, timings and fees with reception on +91 85550 86667.
Your questions, welcome.
Meet your care team.
Explore their profiles and the care they provide.
Reception confirms current clinician schedules and consultation details.