For managing uterine prolapse with yoni pichu in Siddha-Ayurvedic medicine, you should first ensure that the procedure is being carried out properly to get intended benefits. The yoni pichu technique involves soaking a sterile cotton or gauze piece in medicated oil and inserting it into the vaginal canal where it can support the pelvic floor and provide healing properties to the area.
When placing the yoni pichu, it should be positioned gently inside the vagina just so it comfortably rests and covers the cervix. It should not cause discomfort or be forced deep inside. Based on your description, it seems the yoni pichu might be dislodging in position. Using an herbal oil such as ksheerabala or nalpamaradi thailam might help - these oils are known for their vata-pacifying properties, which might balance the vata dosha involved in prolapsing tissues.
You may apply the yoni pichu daily, ideally at night when you can lie down and rest. Before application, gently clean the area with warm water. Once in place, lie down on your back for a while to let the oil absorb properly. This regular routine can provide a stabilizing effect. It’s critical to also work on strengthening pelvic floor muscles with exercises like moola bandha (root lock).
If any discomfort, irritation, or infection arises, you should stop the procedure and contact a qualified practitioner immediately. This treatment should complement practices like yoga and dietary adjustments which support overall strengthening of the dhatus and balance the doshas. Always remember to consult with a healthcare professional to ensure this approach is suitable and safe for your current condition.
