Fasd

Fasd (Venesection) for Therapeutic Blood Removal

At Seva Clinic, we offer Fasd (Venesection), a traditional and effective therapeutic procedure used to remove excess blood from the body. This practice, also known as bloodletting, is designed to help balance bodily humors and treat conditions where there is an excess of certain elements in the blood, such as iron or red blood cells. Venesection is commonly used in managing conditions like hemachromatosis, polycythemia, and certain forms of hypertension. Our experienced practitioners ensure that the procedure is done safely, providing a natural approach to blood management and enhancing overall health.

Health Benefits of Fasd (Venesection)

Venesection offers a wide range of benefits, especially for individuals dealing with conditions related to excess blood volume or iron overload. By removing a controlled amount of blood, the procedure can help alleviate symptoms associated with high blood viscosity, such as headaches, dizziness, and high blood pressure. Regular venesection may also reduce the risk of complications related to cardiovascular diseases. Additionally, venesection has shown benefits in improving liver health and detoxification, promoting better overall circulation and reducing the burden on vital organs.

Safe and Professional Procedure at Seva Clinic

At Seva Clinic, we ensure that every Fasd (Venesection) procedure is conducted with the highest level of safety and professionalism. Our trained specialists use sterile techniques to perform the procedure, ensuring minimal discomfort and risk to the patient. Before undergoing venesection, our doctors assess your medical history and current health status to determine the appropriate course of treatment. The process is quick and minimally invasive, with proper aftercare and follow-up provided to ensure optimal results. Whether you are looking to address a specific health concern or improve your general well-being, Fasd therapy is an effective and time-tested option for restoring balance to your body.