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Can adenomyosis be treated through ayurveda or siddha or naturopathy?

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Can adenomyosis be treated through ayurveda or siddha or naturopathy?

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Published At May 16, 2018
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Patient's Query

Hi doctor,

My wife has adenomyosis and had treatment for it. She had a miscarriage in the fifth month of pregnancy before a year. Myomectomy was done for her and laparoscopic cerclage was done last month. She is now just in vitamin tablets. Can adenomyosis be treated in ayurveda or siddha or naturopathy?

Answered by Dr. Arul Amuthan L

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com. Adenomyosis can be treated through siddha medicine by the following therapy. 1. Navapashanam sudar thailam - Five drops daily morning and night after food. 2. Aloes compounds tablet - Two tablet morning and two at night after food. 3. Capsule Nandhi mezhugu - One capsule morning and one in the evening after food. Continue the above drugs for three to six months. During menstrual days, all the above three drugs can be stopped. Once bleeding stopped, then it can be started again. During the menstrual cycle, Malai vembadi thailam (or Kalingaathi thailam) - 1.00 tbsp in the morning around 6 AM to be consumed with milk. This may cause vomiting and diarrhea. Only curd, curd rice, fruit juices and tender coconut water should be consumed on these days. This cleaning therapy should be taken for a total of three continuous days during the menstrual bleeding, During these days, she needs to take rest at home. Within three consecutive cycles, most of the uterus becomes normal.

Patient's Query

Thank you doctor,

Here doctor said that her right tube is damaged and left is normal and both ovaries are normal. Can you advice the chance of pregnancy? Also, she is now taking allopathy medicine post surgery like vitamins, calcium and thyroid tablet. Is it fine to start siddha medicines now? Will there be any side effects?

Answered by Dr. Arul Amuthan L

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com. You may wait for three months after surgery to start herbal medicines. Since both the ovaries are normal, there must be a normal ovum production and ovulation. The right fallopian tube is damaged, hence theovum released by the right ovary cannot be utilized for natural conception. But, left ovary ovum can be utilized for natural conception. Every month one side of the ovary releases ovum. For example, in January the right ovary releases ovum, the next month (February), left ovary releases ovum and then in March, again right ovary releases ovum. It means ovum is released in each month by alternate ovary. So, she gets the opportunity of getting natural conception only when the left ovary releases ovum and it happens in every alternate month. This can be confirmed by doing an ultrasonogram for follicle study and you can plan for natural conception accordingly. Many times, siddha drugs relieve the blockage in the tubes and pregnancy was possible. On the other hand, if you are going for assisted reproduction for conception, then the ovum can be collected from both right or left side. That is the last option you have. So, do not worry about conception. Our worry is how to prepare her endometrium for proper maintenance of the fetus. Siddha drugs that I mentioned will be helpful in achieving all these.

Same symptoms don't mean you have the same problem. Consult a doctor now!

Dr. Arul Amuthan L
Dr. Arul Amuthan L

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