Abstract

PREVENTIVE ASPECT FOR UTERINE PROLAPSE: A AYURVEDIC LITERARY REVIEW

Dr. Sagar Dattatray Dherange* and Dr Smita Sachin Chodankar

Abstract

Uterovaginal prolapse greatly diminish the quality of life. Ayurveda focussed the human living habit and possess on daily routine like Dincharya, Ritucharya, Rajasvalacharya, Garbhini Paricharya and Sutika Paricharya. If women do not follow above Paricharya and neither follow the Ahar Vidhi called Mithyachara causes Rasa, Rakta, Mansa and Med Dhatu Dushti and improper form Updhatu Artava, Kandra, Sira and Snayu causes loosening of ligament, muscle leads to descent of pelvic organ from its place that is Prasramsini, Phalini and Mahayoni. Phalini Yoni can be correlated to second degree vaginal wall descent with or without first degree cervical descent and Prasramsini Yoni can be correlated to second degree uterine descent with or without vaginal wall descent. Mahayoni can be correlated to third or fourth degree uterovaginal prolapse. Keywords: Prasramsini, Phalini, Mahayoni, uterovaginal prolapse.

Keywords: Prolapse, Prasramsini, Phalini, Mahayoni, uterovaginal prolapse.