Mam my endometrial thickness is 18mm heavy bleeding problem always - #19126

Namaste, This condition, often linked to excess Pitta and Vata imbalance, can be managed effectively with Ayurvedic medicines, diet, and lifestyle modifications. Since you are already taking Patrangasana, Styplon, and Ashokarishta, we will focus on strengthening your treatment to stop excessive bleeding, relieve pain, and restore energy. 1.Remedies to Stop Heavy Bleeding Cold Infused Coriander Water: Soak 1 tbsp coriander seeds overnight in water and drink it in the morning. Coriander is a natural uterine tonic and reduces excess bleeding. Pomegranate Juice with a Pinch of Sandalwood Powder: Helps cool down excessive Pitta and controls bleeding. Aloe Vera & Wheatgrass Juice (10 ml each, twice daily) – Helps cleanse and heal the uterus Pushyanug Churna (1 tsp with rice water) – Traditionally used for heavy menstrual bleeding 🔹 Chandraprabha Vati (1 tablet twice daily) – Reduces back pain, fatigue, and hormonal imbalance. 3. Pain Relief for Stomach & Back Apply warm castor oil or Mahanarayan Oil on your lower abdomen and back, then use a hot water bag for relief. Ajwain & Fennel Tea (Boil 1 tsp ajwain + 1 tsp fennel in water) – Eases stomach cramps. 4. Fatigue & Weakness Recovery Drink dates & almond milkshake daily for energy. Take Draksharishta (10 ml with water) to restore strength. Include iron-rich foods like sesame seeds, beetroot, and jaggery to prevent anemia. 5. Lifestyle & Yoga for Quick Recovery Rest & Avoid Overexertion: Heavy bleeding causes weakness, so avoid excessive movement. Mild Yoga: Supta Baddha Konasana & Child’s Pose help relax the uterus. Breathing Exercises: Anulom Vilom & Sheetali Pranayama cool the body and balance hormones. Since your symptoms are severe, I recommend continuing Ashokarishta along with these additional remedies. If heavy bleeding continues for more than a few days, a customized Ayurvedic treatment plan may be needed. Wishing you health and quick relief. 🌿

How long have you been taking these medicines, and have they reduced the bleeding at all? Is the bleeding continuous, or does it come in heavy bursts? Have you been diagnosed with fibroids, endometriosis, or any hormonal imbalance? Are you also experiencing dizziness, weakness, or low hemoglobin levels? Also have you undergone hormone testing recently? It is also ideal to to histopathological testing of your endometrium .