Abstract

INSIGHTS FOR THE ROLE OF ADVANCED AYURVEDIC PERSPECTIVES FOR INFERTILITY

*Dr. Sandhya Badkas, Dr. Amit Upasani and Dr. Krishna Rathod

Abstract

The history of Ayurveda begins 5000 years ago. Remember the 'Sanjivani' for Lakshman, and the Chyavanprasha and the mud therapy of Rishi Chyavan but the present era wishes to have fast treatment and quick results. It is a belief that Ayurveda is a slow processed treament which is not true. You can have results with time limits from minutes to hours. Now regarding infertility, where science has its own limits, nature has its own powers. In the vision of Allopathy, for blocked fallopion tubes, there is a limited treatment with only 20% chances of success where ayurveda succeeds over it. Moreover, in the absence of the ovum, the reproductivity of ovum could be started naturally by Ayurvedic treatment[1] (ref. Aryabhishaka). In one of my cases I turned over a non - productive certified case into a productive one. If one wishes pregnancy after menopause, the results are successful, for instance, even after 7 years of menopause, purposeful periods could be started to obtain the ovum and hence succeed.[2] (Ref. Aaryabhishaka). 'Uttarbasti" is known to be the best treatment for infertility. It's the remedy for blockages, zigzag and infections fallopion tubes. Hence, this topic needs to be studied deeply to know more about its working, usage and results because sterility cases are growing with large numbers now-adays. Secondly, 'vata - pitta - kapha' are recognised as the pillars of Ayurveda. If there are less sperms than the normal count and semen, failures to conceive is one of the remarkable and practical fact. I have succeeded in an 11 years old sterility case with the help of the above principle.[3] Apart from this, even thyroid could be nullified with context to the etiological factor of infertility. Thus, looking to the role of Ayurveda for infertility, we bow down to our ancient sages, modern. Ayurvedic laboratories and pharmacies and wishing help from Allopathy and modern techniques.

Keywords: Uttarbasti, Uterus, Blocked tubes, infertility.