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Planning for pregnancy with PCOD insulin resistance
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Question #21628
23 days ago
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Planning for pregnancy with PCOD insulin resistance - #21628

Tejaswini

Iam suffering with PCOD irregular periods and idenfied as insulin resistance for that carried with laproscopic surgery and septus uterus operation and 3 IUI has been completed and taking medicine from past 2 years but still not able to conceive and my husband is suffering from oligospermia less sperm count and low motility

Age: 32
Chronic illnesses: No
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Struggling with PCOD, irregular periods, and insulin resistance can be quite challenging, especially when you're already dealing with big steps like laproscopic surgery and IUI treatments. But let's talk about Ayurveda’s perspective—cos it can offer some supportive, holistic approaches too. No magic bullets, but small steps can help balance and optimize your body’s natural functions. For PCOD, it usually begins with balancing Kapha dosha, and perhaps Pitta and Vata are involved too. Your digestion is key here; we refer to it as Agni. Doshic imbalances can hinder it. So, maybe first look at your diet: prefer warm, easily digestible foods. Avoid cold, processed, fried, and sugary snacks that might increase Kapha. Think spices like turmeric, cumin, ginger—they're great for supporting Agni. Regular menstruation? Might consider herbs like Shatavari and Ashwagandha, they're known for supporting hormonal balance. For insulin resistance, incorporating exercise like brisk walks can improve insulin sensitivity. Yoga can also help in managing stress, which often plays a bit role in hormonal imbalances. About your husband's oligospermia, Ayurveda often recommends Aharlaghu Aahar, a light balanced diet. Black gram, sesame seeds, and milk are traditionally considered supportive for sperm health. He might also consider Ashwagandha and Shilajit—known for boosting fertility. You both might find it helpful to engage in relaxation techniques, perhaps meditating daily, cos stress affects everything! Just remind yourselves, when it's tough, that aligning body and mind often requires time and patience. Always consult with a qualified practitioner before starting new herbs or routines.
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Need counseling with gynecologist For PCOD Ashoka arista 20ml two times a day after meals For your husband Aswagandha leham two spoons with warm milk two times a day after meals

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Your treatment have two phase First cleansing and strengthening of uterus Second phase is for main medicines for conceive support Side by side ur husband should take Youvamamrit vati 1-1 after meal Beejpusti ras 1-1 after meal

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