How to cure bulky uterus - #19714
I have bulky uterus with irregular periods and heavy bleeding during periods and weight gain Tsh and prolactine repots are normal Cbc indicate white blood cells more than normal range and platellets 493
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Bulky uterus is problem related to infection of uterus and PCOS ovaries You have to work in your diet Avoid all processed food dairy products sugar meda starch oil products Kanchnar gugulu Arogyawardhini wati Chandraprabha vati Ashok arisht Triphla powder
Hello Kiran,Can you describe your diet, particularly your intake of fatty, spicy, or processed foods, and how well your digestion is functioning? Do you experience any digestive issues like bloating, constipation, or indigestion? Additionally, understanding your stress levels, sleep patterns, and emotional health is important, as hormonal imbalances can often be influenced by mental and emotional factors. It would also be useful to know if you’ve had any history of ovarian cysts, fibroids, or other reproductive system issues, as these can contribute to irregular periods and heavy bleeding. In Ayurveda, a bulky uterus and irregular periods are often linked to imbalances in the Pitta and Kapha doshas, and the presence of excess heat or toxins in the body could be exacerbating your symptoms.
Hey, I hear you’re dealing with a bulky uterus, irregular periods, heavy bleeding, and weight gain. Plus, your blood test shows high white blood cells and platelets. That sounds rough, and it’s great you’re looking into Ayurvedic options. Let’s dive in!
First, those heavy periods and uterine issues often point to imbalances in Pitta and Kapha doshas. They love to stir up trouble like this. Start by keeping a check on agni (digestive fire) since that plays a huge part in maintaining all-round hormonal balance. Consider incorporating Trikatu (a blend of Pippali, Ginger, and Black pepper) which can kickstart that sluggish digestion. Taking half a teaspoon with honey a couple of times daily might help.
Now about your diet: You wanna avoid those Pitta-aggravating foods like spicy, sour, and salty – they just love messing things up haha. Focus on eating more sweet, bitter, and astringent foods. You know, stuff like kale, broccoli, and whole grains like barley. Also, drink plenty of warm water to help with your digestion and keep things moving.
For weight gain, we’re leaning again on lifestyle tweaks. Regular, gentle exercises like yoga or walking can keep Kapha under control, without stressing your body. Try something relaxing like pranayama as it can do wonders for your stress levels too!
For your heavy bleeding, have you tried Ashoka tree bark? It’s been used in Ayurveda for ages to tackle heavy periods. You could take it as a supplement under guidance, of course. A trusted practitioner can find the dosage right for you. And for calming that Pitta, consider adding a few teaspoons of Aloe vera juice to your morning routine – just keep it simple, right?
Oh, one more thing: with those elevated blood test levels, it’s super important to consult with a healthcare pro to rule out any pressing concerns. Ayurveda thrives alongside modern medicine, and your well-being comes first.
Hope some of this helps. Listen to your body and take gradual steps. Change is slow but worth it. Wishing you balanced days ahead!

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