OA01.02. Management of infertility subsequent to endometriosis -A study

Anil Sindhu
In: Ancient Science of Life · 2013 · vol. 32(6) , pp. 2 · doi:10.4103/0257-7941.123814 · W1989780498
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This retrospective case report describes how Ayurvedic intervention successfully treated infertility and endometriosis in a 26-year-old woman, resulting in the resolution of cysts and adhesions followed by a full-term pregnancy.

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This retrospective case study evaluated the efficacy of Ayurvedic interventions for infertility associated with endometriosis in a 26-year-old female patient. Following two laparoscopic procedures to remove chocolate cysts and detach adhesions, the patient received outpatient treatment involving specific herbal formulations aimed at reducing inflammation, stress, and kapha-mediated cyst formation. Within three months of treatment, menstrual cycles normalized, imaging confirmed the absence of cysts and adhesions, and the patient subsequently conceived and delivered a healthy infant. This paper is centrally about endometriosis, specifically focusing on the management of infertility and residual symptoms using traditional Ayurvedic medicine following surgical intervention.

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PURPOSE: To explore the efficacy of Ayurvedic intervention in infertility subsequent to endometriosis by retrospective analysis of clinical encounters. METHOD: A female aged 26 years who underwent two laparoscopic aspirations of the chocolate cysts, adhesion detachment for body of uterus and ovaries with kinked tubes was managed with Ayurvedic medicines on an OPD level. RESULT: Within three months, the menstrual cycles became normal and painless. The USG after course of treatment showed no cysts and the adhesions were also not indicated. The same month the patient responded positive to pregnancy test. A full term normal healthy baby girl was delivered after 8 months. CONCLUSION: The management of endometriosis, which is vatiki yoni roga, based on the manifestations in the patient, was given vata pitta hara treatments, the kalayanakagritham in the medication reduced the stress level and the punarnavadi kwatha with chandraprabha vatika and menocalm reduced the inflammatory conditions and reduced pain. Varanadi kwatha was included along the medication to do the kaphamedohara function and this combination worked on the cysts and the patient felt ovulatory cramps. With the vanishing of the cysts sukumaram kwatha and kalyanaka kwathas were added in the medication along with phalsarpis.
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Method

A female aged 26 years who underwent two laparoscopic aspirations of the chocolate cysts, adhesion detachment for body of uterus and ovaries with kinked tubes was managed with Ayurvedic medicines on an OPD level.

Result

Within three months, the menstrual cycles became normal and painless. The USG after course of treatment showed no cysts and the adhesions were also not indicated. The same month the patient responded positive to pregnancy test. A full term normal healthy baby girl was delivered after 8 months.

Conclusion

The management of endometriosis, which is vatiki yoni roga, based on the manifestations in the patient, was given vata pitta hara treatments, the kalayanakagritham in the medication reduced the stress level and the punarnavadi kwatha with chandraprabha vatika and menocalm reduced the inflammatory conditions and reduced pain. Varanadi kwatha was included along the medication to do the kaphamedohara function and this combination worked on the cysts and the patient felt ovulatory cramps. With the vanishing of the cysts sukumaram kwatha and kalyanaka kwathas were added in the medication along with phalsarpis.

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