SUCCESSFUL CONCEPTION IN BILATERAL TUBAL BLOCK DUE TO ENDOMETRIOSIS THROUGH AYURVEDIC INTERVENTION – A CASE STUDY

Dr. Aarati Patil, *Dr. Kshitija Berde, Dr. Aishwarya Deshpande
2025 · doi:10.5281/zenodo.17365524 · W7092219444
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An Ayurvedic intervention combining proprietary formulations with lifestyle changes successfully resolved secondary infertility in a woman with bilateral tubal blockage due to endometriosis.

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This case study describes a 38-year-old woman with secondary infertility and a 3-year history, diagnosed by laparoscopy with bilateral tubal block attributed to endometriotic adhesions and a chocolate cyst. After two unsuccessful IVF cycles, she underwent a six-month Ayurvedic protocol using proprietary formulations (Srujan, Vayu, Poshini, Upaja) plus individualized diet and lifestyle changes, and the report states she had progressive relief of mild dysmenorrhea and pelvic pain with improved menstrual regularity and abnormal bleeding. The paper reports conception within six months of starting treatment. As a limitation, the findings are based on a single patient case without a controlled comparison. This paper is centrally about endometriosis—specifically endometriotic tubal adhesions causing bilateral tubal block and subsequent conception following an Ayurvedic intervention.

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Bilateral tubal block is a major cause of female infertility, often associated with inflammation, adhesion formation due to endometriosis, and structural damage of the fallopian tubes. Conventional approaches include Artificial Reproductive Treatment (ART) like IVF, but it is invasive, costly, and not always successful. Ayurveda provides a holistic approach by addressing underlying dosha imbalances, reducing adhesions, restoring tubal function, and enhancing fertility through systemic correction. This case study describes a 38-year-old woman with a 3-year history of secondary infertility, diagnosed with bilateral tubal block due to endometriotic adhesions and the presence of a chocolate cyst, confirmed via laparoscopy. She had previously undergone two unsuccessful IVF cycles. The patient presented with mild dysmenorrhea, pelvic pain, and irregular menstrual cycles with abnormal bleeding. An Ayurvedic treatment protocol was implemented for six months, comprising the proprietary formulations Srujan, Vayu, Poshini, and Upaja, along with individualized dietary and lifestyle modifications. The treatment led to progressive symptomatic relief, improved menstrual regularity, and conception within six months. This highlights the potential role of Ayurveda in restoring reproductive health and overcoming bilateral tubal factor infertility.
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SUCCESSFUL CONCEPTION IN BILATERAL TUBAL BLOCK DUE TO ENDOMETRIOSIS THROUGH AYURVEDIC INTERVENTION – A CASE STUDY Authors/Creators Description Bilateral tubal block is a major cause of female infertility, often associated with inflammation, adhesion formation due to endometriosis, and structural damage of the fallopian tubes. Conventional approaches include Artificial Reproductive Treatment (ART) like IVF, but it is invasive, costly, and not always successful. Ayurveda provides a holistic approach by addressing underlying dosha imbalances, reducing adhesions, restoring tubal function, and enhancing fertility through systemic correction. This case study describes a 38-year-old woman with a 3-year history of secondary infertility, diagnosed with bilateral tubal block due to endometriotic adhesions and the presence of a chocolate cyst, confirmed via laparoscopy. She had previously undergone two unsuccessful IVF cycles. The patient presented with mild dysmenorrhea, pelvic pain, and irregular menstrual cycles with abnormal bleeding. An Ayurvedic treatment protocol was implemented for six months, comprising the proprietary formulations Srujan, Vayu, Poshini, and Upaja, along with individualized dietary and lifestyle modifications. The treatment led to progressive symptomatic relief, improved menstrual regularity, and conception within six months. This highlights the potential role of Ayurveda in restoring reproductive health and overcoming bilateral tubal factor infertility. Files 21 WJPR 38603.pdf Files (413.4 kB) | Name | Size | Download all | |---|---|---| | md5:0d91198df274ddd896afbf5785110490 | 413.4 kB | Preview Download |

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