Padaav- A Specialty Ayurvedic Center

Padaav- A Specialty Ayurvedic Center Evidence Based, Science Backed, Modern Ayurvedic Protocols
Pancreatitis | Migraines | Allergic Rhinitis | NAFLD
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🌿 Welcome to Padaav: Advancing Ayurvedic Excellence 🌿

Padaav stands for credibility of Ayurvedic treatment for those diseases that remain largely untreatable in modern medicine. Padaav focuses on treating the root cause of those indications and brings long term sustainable relief.

🧬 About Us:

Founded by the esteemed Padmashree Vaidya Balendu Prakash, Padaav stands as a beacon of evidence-based Ayurvedic treatment. With over four decades of dedicated practice, we have pioneered innovative protocols that harness the power of Ayurveda to transform lives.

📊 Clinical Documentation and Data-Driven Practice:

At Padaav, clinical documentation and data-driven practice have been at the core of our approach. We are dedicated to the highest standards of evidence-based care. Our journey has led to the development of standardized treatment protocols that are recognized as exemplary in the field.

📚 Research Contributions:

Our commitment to advancing Ayurveda is evident through the numerous research papers published in various national and international journals. These publications showcase our ongoing efforts to contribute to the broader healthcare community.

🌟 Expertise:

Our expertise shines brightly in the realms of Ayurvedic treatment. We have achieved remarkable success in addressing conditions such as certain forms of cancer, Pancreatitis, Refractory Migraine, Allergic Rhinitis, and various other metabolic inflammatory disorders.

14/02/2026

Lalit, 25, from Delhi, first experienced pancreatitis at 21 when severe vomiting and intense upper-abdominal pain struck suddenly. Tests confirmed acute pancreatitis, with amylase around 2500 and lipase near 800. He was hospitalized, kept nil by mouth, given IV support, and discharged after a week once levels fell.

Between 2022 and 2025, he suffered 5 to 6 recurrent attacks with no clear pattern. Another hospitalization followed, and doctors advised long-term enzyme use, possibly for life. Like many pancreatitis patients worldwide, his condition affected more than his health. Fear of food triggers pushed him to avoid eating out and slowly withdraw from social life.

His doctor brother was clear: conventional treatment largely manages symptoms and repeated attacks risk progression toward chronic pancreatitis. Searching for alternatives, Lalit’s family discovered Padaav Ayurveda. What stood out was the possibility of stopping enzymes, normalizing diet, and controlling disease progression.

At Padaav, Lalit completed a 21-day program in a calm, home-like environment. His appetite, energy, and confidence returned within days. He followed a structured routine covering diet, sleep, movement, and long-term lifestyle, backed by daily follow-ups even after returning home.
Eight months later, he reports no pain, no vomiting, improved energy, and a 10–11 kg weight gain. His takeaway is simple: diet discipline matters as much as treatment. If you are facing recurrent pancreatitis, reach out to Padaav Ayurveda early and give your pancreas a real chance to stabilize.

14/02/2026

For anyone who has experienced it, the pain of pancreatitis is unmistakable, like a knife piercing the left side of the stomach. But even when the physical pain stops, the "Mental Phobia" remains.

Many patients spend their lives obsessively checking reports and manifesting the next attack out of sheer terror. This constant state of anxiety only fuels further inflammation. At Padaav, we don't just treat the numbers on a report; we treat the person. Our 21-day inpatient program provides the "Complete Rest"—both mental and physical, needed to settle your system and break the cycle of fear.

Move beyond the anxiety of "What if?" and start your journey toward stability. Consult with our specialists today

13/02/2026

Not all headaches are the same. According to neurologist Dr. Mahesh Kuriyal, headaches fall into two vital categories. Primary Headaches, like migraines or tension-type pain, are internal to the brain’s function. Interestingly, these often show nothing on a CT or MRI; they are diagnosed almost entirely through your clinical history. The pain is real, but the "cause" is the headache disorder itself.

Secondary Headaches are different they are symptoms of an underlying physical issue. These act as "red flags" for conditions like brain hemorrhages, infections such as meningitis, or even tumors and cysts. Unlike primary types, these are visible on scans because they stem from a physical, detectable abnormality.

Distinguishing between the two is critical. While a migraine might require lifestyle management, a secondary headache demands immediate medical intervention to treat the root cause.

(Headache Types, Neurology, Migraine, Brain Health, Secondary Headache, Diagnosis)

13/02/2026

Understanding Pancreatic Enzyme Replacement Therapy and Inflammation

When your pancreas is compromised, inflamed, or damaged, it loses its ability to produce the natural enzymes required to digest food. To fix this, Gastroenterologists often prescribe a group of medicines known as Pancreatic Enzyme Replacement Therapy (PERT). These are supplemental enzymes taken with meals sometimes two or three times a day to do the work your body currently cannot. For heavier or fattier meals, the dosage might even be increased to ensure your food is processed correctly.

While PERT is a lifesaver for managing day-to-day symptoms, it is important to understand its limitations. These enzymes are excellent at relieving bloating, reducing gas, and controlling loose stools (steatorrhea). They act as a "crutch" for your digestion, but they are not anti-inflammatory. Taking enzymes helps you digest your lunch, but it does not address the underlying inflammation or the actual damage within the pancreatic tissue itself.

Think of PERT as a digestive aid, not a cure for the disease. If you are relying solely on enzymes without addressing the root cause of the inflammation, you are only managing the surface-level symptoms. True recovery requires a dual approach: using technology and supplements to maintain your nutrition today, while following a disciplined protocol to reduce the internal "fire" and swelling of the organ for tomorrow.

Are you tired of just managing symptoms with enzymes? book a consultation and learn how to address the underlying inflammation for a more permanent recovery!

(Pancreatitis Treatment, PERT, Digestive Enzymes, Vaidya Shikha Prakash, Pancreas Health, Chronic Pancreatitis)

12/02/2026

Vaidya Shikha Prakash breaks down pancreatitis treatment in a way patients can actually understand. She makes one thing clear early on. This is not a rare or minor condition. Millions of people worldwide experience acute pancreatitis every year, and nearly one in four cases can turn severe. In India, cases have more than doubled over the past few decades, with doctors now seeing the disease in teenagers and even young children.

She explains that treatment works on two levels. The first is urgent care during an attack. Pain must be controlled, vomiting and dehydration managed, infections ruled out, and the patient stabilized. This step saves lives, but it does not decide the future of the disease.

The real turning point is addressing the cause. If gallstones are blocking the pancreas, they must be treated. If alcohol is the trigger, stopping completely is non-negotiable. Metabolic issues like high triglycerides or obesity need long-term correction. Feeling better does not mean the pancreas has healed.

She also explains pancreatic enzyme therapy. These medicines help digest food, reduce bloating and loose stools, and improve nutrition. But they do not reduce inflammation or stop disease progression. Pancreatitis can quietly worsen even when symptoms are under control.

Some patients need endoscopic procedures like ERCP. Surgery is used only when unavoidable and is never the first choice. Acute pancreatitis focuses on stabilizing and preventing complications. Chronic pancreatitis demands patience, discipline, regular follow-ups, and long-term planning.

At Padaav Ayurveda, treatment goes beyond symptom relief. The focus is on identifying root causes, calming inflammation, and supporting lasting recovery through structured care and lifestyle change. Acting early can change the direction of this disease.

12/02/2026

Did you know that an organ making up only 2% of your body weight actually dictates 100% of your life? According to Dr. Mahesh Kuriyal, a leading neurologist, the brain is the ultimate "Supercomputer" of the human body. Its importance is reflected in its massive metabolic demand: despite its small size, it consumes a staggering 20% of your total blood supply and 20% of your body's energy.

The design of the human body treats the brain like a top-tier world leader. Just as a Prime Minister is surrounded by the highest level of security, the brain is housed within the most protected structure in biology the skull. Unlike the heart, which can be reached through the ribs, the brain is encased in a bone structure so resilient it cannot be penetrated unless broken. This "fortress" exists because the brain is the master controller; it runs everything from your heartbeat to your deepest thoughts.

Understanding this 2/20 rule 2% weight for 20% energy changes how we look at neurological health. When you deprive your body of rest, proper nutrition, or hydration, your brain is the first to feel the "power cut." Because it is the most energy-hungry organ, even minor disruptions in blood flow or oxygen can impact your focus, memory, and physical coordination. At the end of the day, your brain isn't just an organ; it is the command center that ensures every other system in your body stays online.

(Neurology Facts, Brain Health, Neuroscience, Human Biology, Energy Metabolism, Cognitive Health, Brain Protection)

12/02/2026

The Truth About Alcohol: Why "Just a Beer" Is Still Dangerous

A common question many patients ask is whether a small amount of alcohol or an occasional beer is safe once they feel better. According to , the answer is a definitive "No." When it comes to Pancreatitis, it is not just about the quantity you consume; it is about how your body processes it. Alcohol, in any form or amount, acts as a primary trigger for Oxidative Stress, creating a chemical environment that the pancreas simply cannot handle once it has been damaged.

The misconception that beer is "lighter" or that "occasional drinking" is harmless is one of the biggest hurdles in long-term recovery. Alcohol consumption directly contributes to the inflammatory cascade. Even if you aren't feeling pain today, alcohol is indirectly fueling the oxidative damage that leads to future flare-ups and permanent scarring of the organ. If you have been diagnosed with Pancreatitis, the organ has lost its "tolerance" for toxins.

At the heart of the matter is biological compatibility. Your body is sending a clear signal that it can no longer process alcohol without risking severe inflammation. Choosing to stay away from alcohol isn't about restriction; it’s about protection. To give your pancreas a chance to heal and prevent life-threatening complications, you must commit to a lifestyle free from alcohol in all its forms. True recovery starts when you prioritize your organ's survival over social habits.

Are you struggling to maintain a strict lifestyle after a Pancreatitis diagnosis? book a consultation and get the support you need for a successful, alcohol-free recovery journey!

(Pancreatitis Awareness, Alcohol And Health, Vaidya Shikha Prakash, Oxidative Stress, Chronic Pancreatitis)

12/02/2026

Imagine being hospitalized 4 to 5 times every single month. For a professional in the IT industry, where deadlines and "sprints" are everything, this isn't just a health crisis, it’s a career crisis.

Our patient spent two years in a revolving door of hospital admissions, changing jobs repeatedly because no company could accommodate the unpredictability of his attacks. With over ₹10-15 Lakhs spent on temporary relief, he realized that conventional emergency care was only patching the problem, not solving it. At Padaav, we help professionals move away from the chaos of the ICU and toward a structured, pain-free life where they can finally focus back on their dreams.

Don’t let your diagnosis derail your future. Reclaim your stability at Padaav. Book your clinical assessment

11/02/2026

For a software professional in the IT industry, deadlines and "sprints" are everything. But for our patient, life was dictated by a different schedule: being admitted to the hospital 4 to 5 times every single month.

Working late nights to meet client deadlines while battling unpredictable attacks eventually made maintaining a job impossible. "I changed jobs three times, and eventually had to stop working altogether," he recalls. With over ₹15 Lakhs spent on temporary hospital "patches," he realized that conventional emergency care wasn't solving the problem, it was just draining his savings. At , we help professionals reclaim their careers by stabilizing their health through a structured, 21-day clinical reset.

Don't let your diagnosis derail your professional life. Restore your stability at Padaav. Book your clinical assessment.

11/02/2026

The Ultrasound Revolution: Can It Replace a CT Scan?

In the world of medical imaging, the last 30 years have seen a massive leap in how we see the "hidden" parts of the human body. According to Dr. Shalini, a seasoned radiologist, a high-quality ultrasound performed by an expert can now provide 80% to 90% of the information needed for a diagnosis. With the introduction of Doppler technology for color flow mapping and advanced ultrasound contrasts, we can visualize blood flow and tissue health with incredible detail that simply wasn't possible decades ago.

However, every technology has its limits. The pancreas is a "retroperitoneal" organ meaning it sits deep in the back of the abdomen and can often be obscured by bowel gases, making it "invisible" to ultrasound. This is where the evolution of the CT scan takes over. We have moved from the era of slow, routine scans that took an hour and required patients to hold their breath repeatedly, to Multi-Slice CT technology. Today’s scans are lightning-fast, highly accessible, and use significantly lower radiation doses while providing crystal-clear "slices" of the internal organs.

This technological shift means that diagnostics are no longer a guessing game. Whether it is the real-time mapping of an ultrasound or the precision of a Multi-Slice CT, we can now pinpoint the exact location and severity of inflammation or scarring. For patients, this means faster diagnosis, less time in the scanner, and a much clearer roadmap for treatment. We are living in an era where the "invisible" has finally become visible, ensuring that your recovery is guided by data, not just symptoms.

(Radiology Evolution, Ultrasound Vs CT, Pancreas Imaging, Multi Slice CT)

10/02/2026

This conversation brings together Vaidya Shikha Prakash who focuses on long-term, root-cause–based healing of pancreatitis, and Dr. Shalini Suri, a senior radiologist who explains how structural and imaging changes in the pancreas influence how the disease progresses. Together, they explore why pancreatitis behaves so differently from one patient to another, especially across age groups.

Doctors see very different patterns in pancreatitis. In some people, there are many attacks over the years, yet the pancreas never becomes chronic. In others, even one severe attack can lead to long-term damage. There is no fixed rule. Every pancreas responds differently, depending on hidden risk factors inside the body.

Globally, pancreatitis cases are rising. Over the last three decades, annual cases have increased by nearly 60 percent. Acute pancreatitis is relatively common, but only a smaller group progresses to chronic pancreatitis. This shows that repeated attacks alone do not always decide the future of the disease.

Alcohol and gallstones are common causes, but they are not the only ones. Many chronic pancreatitis patients do not drink and have no gallstones. In such cases, structural problems in the pancreas or its ducts can block the normal flow of digestive juices, causing inflammation to return again and again.

Over time, chronic pancreatitis leads to permanent changes. The pancreas slowly shrinks, and the pancreatic duct can become narrow or damaged. These changes affect digestion and reduce the organ’s ability to recover.

What is most worrying is age. Pancreatitis is now seen in young adults, students, and even children as young as eight or nine. Early understanding and timely care matter.

If you or a loved one is facing recurrent pancreatitis, seek structured, root-cause–focused care. Learn more about long-term management and healing at Padaav Ayurveda.

10/02/2026

As a professional Quality Tester in the IT sector, our patient’s mind was naturally full of questions: "How many levels of testing does this medicine undergo? Is it up to the mark? What is the quality check for metal-based Rasashastra?".

When dealing with a chronic condition, skepticism is healthy, but honesty is transformative. After researching the rigorous protocols at Padaav, he realized that our treatment is not just "herbal," but a highly standardized clinical science. He took a chance on our 21-day protocol, and that "test" proved to be the most fruitful decision of his life.

Trust the science behind the tradition. Experience clinical excellence at Padaav. Book your assessment

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Padaav/Speciality Ayurvedic Treatment Centre, A Unit Of SVS Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. , Nawabganj Road, Ratanpura, Gadarpur
Udham Singh Nagar
263160

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