Sudarshanam Ayurveda Eye Hospital & Panchakarma Centre

15/11/2025

12/11/2025

Sudarshanam Ayurveda Eye Hospital & Panchakarma Centre

29/10/2025

29/10/2025

Effect of Avagaha swedam (sitting in medicated warm decoction) in Ayurveda...,

Patient 53 F explains the reduction stages...

(A surgeon from USA herself explains)

Pelvic kashayam therapy is exhaustive but very effective
After so many months the subcutaneous venous congestion edema reduced and leg feet veins so prominently seen
This were never seen and lot of dependent venous congestive edema or veno lymphatic edema many years ..

three times doppler venogram both legs done in last 5 years to rule out chronic venous congestion and varicositis but edema was constant

Superficial vein varicositis were there but no deep compartment syndrome but legs thighs used to be painful due to reverse venous backlog incompetent valves

That means pelvic collaterals also must be reducing so pain will further reduce ...
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23/10/2025

A surgeon shares her miraculous experience in her post LASIK ectasia with Keratoconus in Ayurveda at Sudarshanam..

significant improvement in corneal thickness as per corneal Topography before and after Ayurveda therapies and significant improvement in vision with appreci...

23/10/2025

So proud of his achievements and more heartening he is finding solace at Sudarshanam....

22/10/2025

Not for alcohol but for diseases management.... Without side effects... Not to be used for long months...

12/08/2025

The Cultural Affairs Minister Saji Cheriyan honoured Dr B G Gokulan (Chief Physician & CEO at Sudarshanam Ayurveda Eye Hospital & Panchakarma Centre, Thiruvalla), in the presence of MLA Chandy Oommen, with Lifetime Achievement Award For professional excellence on the occasion of Platinum Jubilee Celebration of St Thomas Higher Secondary School, Iruvellipra, Thiruvalla on 11-Aug-2025.

29/05/2025

"Sudarshanam" isn't merely a personal venture but a segment of an Ayurvedic treatment paradigm that emerged in the 1980s from a visionary dream, entailing the collaboration of Ayurvedic enthusiasts, scholars, humanitarian workers, and professionals from various disciplines. Comprising eight components, symbolizing different branches of Ayurveda, with the objective of reviving ancient knowledge and practices. Among these, "Nethrachikitsa" is a subset within the "Urdhvanga" division, specializing in eye treatments conducted through traditional Ayurvedic techniques and surgical procedures known as "Shalakya ta**ra."

In 1990, Dr. S.S. Badrinath, a renowned ophthalmic surgeon and recipient of the Padma Bhushan award, was invited by Padmashree Darshan Shankar to address the limitations and drawbacks of modern ophthalmology. This collaboration resulted in a comprehensive project report spanning 26 pages, aimed at integrating Ayurvedic principles into modern eye care.

Dr. B.G. Gokulan, later recognized as a luminary in Ayurveda Ophthalmology, was tasked with undergoing training with modern medical students under the Medical Research Foundation for a year, imparting research methodologies and educational frameworks.

Dr. Badrinath's critical analysis of the shortcomings of modern ophthalmology, combined with the extensive research outcomes, underscored Ayurveda's potential contributions to healthcare. This vision has led to national recognition and acceptance of Ayurvedic principles in modern medical practices, effectively addressing various eye conditions and other health issues.

In recent years, Sudarshanam has played a pivotal role in providing free or subsidized treatments to economically disadvantaged individuals, as well as offering discounted healthcare services to Indian defense personnel, police forces, and their families. Dr. B.G. Gokulan, the driving force behind the Sudarshanam Ayurvedic Clinic & Panchakarma Center in Thymala, Manjadi, Thiruvalla, has received appreciation for his dedication and contributions to this field.

For the past 30 years, Sudarshanam has been at the forefront of transforming Ayurvedic healthcare, providing hope and relief to numerous patients suffering from various eye ailments, aging-related vision impairments, allergies, autoimmune diseases, and degenerative conditions like keratoconus. This endeavor has been further supported by research data, enabling its widespread recognition and celebration on National Ayurveda Day.

Dr. B.G. Gokulan extends his gratitude to all media colleagues for their efforts in raising awareness about Sudarshanam and instilling confidence in Ayurvedic treatments among the general public. He emphasizes the importance of continued advocacy and dissemination of information to reach out to more patients, especially those in need.