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UDAVARTA YONIVYAPAD AND ITS MANAGEMENT WITH TRIVRUTTA TAILA MATRA BASTI - A CASE STUDY

Vd. Madhuri Sanjay Bhalgat* and Vd. Rohini Indrapal Madavi

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Abstract

In today's world dysmenorrhoea is emerging as a burning issue as the population of dysmenorrhoeal women is increasing day by day. This is explained as an Udavarta Yoni Vyapad in Ayurveda. The main clinical feature of Udavarta is Rajah Kricchrata (Painful menstruation). It affects approximately 50-60% of women of reproductive age. There is a need to solve this emerging problem. Panchakarmatherapy offers a ray of hope for Udavarta. Also, Ayurvedic medicaments offer potential management which is proved beyond doubt in solving the problem successfully. The aim of the study is to focus the management of this problem in present scenario. Background- An unmarried Hindu female patient of 21 years came to SVNH Prasutitantra evum Streeroga OPD on 15/07/2024 complaint of painful menstruation since last 2-3 years. Her symptoms included cramps pain in lower abdomen for 2 days, back pain radiating to both thigh 1-2 day prior to and on first 2 days of menstruation. Pain gradually reduced by 2nd day of cycle. Methodology- Mainly Vata Dosh vitiation symptoms were observed in the patient and Udavarta Yonivyapad line of treatment was given as mentioned in Ayurved classics. Trivrutta siddha Taila Matra Basti was given for a 7days in dose of 60 ml before expected date of menses. The treatment was continued for 2 months. Result- There was relief in menstrual symptoms after 2 months.

Keywords: Raja, Vataj yonivypad, udavarta yonivyapad, dysmenorrhea, primary dysmenorrhea, Trivrutta Sidha tail, Matra Basti.