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Gynecology and Obstetrics
Question #23212
10 days ago
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how long does shatavari take to work - #23212

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I am really curious about how long does shatavari take to work, cuz my friend raves about it! I started taking it for my irregular periods and some hormonal imbalance stuff that’s really been bugging me. I’ve been using shatavari for just over two weeks now, and honestly, not much has changed yet.. I’m kinda losing hope. Should I expect more changes soon or is this typical? Like, I read some things online saying it might take weeks or even months, but that feels like a really long time?? Just wondering what others have experienced and how long does shatavari take to work for them? I think I’d feel better if I knew what to expect!

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Shatavari, a renowned herb in Ayurvedic medicine, is known for its effects in supporting female health, especially in concerns like menstrual irregularities and hormonal imbalances. It's effective, but its impact can vary greatly from person to person. In Ayurveda, we're taught to honor the uniqueness of each individual’s constitution, or prakriti, so what your friend experienced might not be the same for you. You're on the right path by giving it a fair trial, typically it's observed that herbs, especially shatavari, can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months to manifest noticeable changes. This depends on factors like your dosha type, diet, lifestyle, the severity of your symptoms, and how your digestive system (your agni) processes the herb. If your digestive fire is weak, the assimilation of the herbal properties can be slower, taking longer to see results. It’s not unusual to give yourself at least 4-6 weeks to assess its effects. Meanwhile, reinforcing your regimen with supportive Ayurvedic practices can be helpful. Ensure you're maintaining a balanced diet aligning with your doshic needs, avoiding aggravating foods or activities that might imbalance your hormones further. Addressing potential stressors is crucial, too, as stress can significantly impact menstrual health. Incorporate routines like pranayama (breathing exercises) and yoga, which are grounding and harmonizing. If by 8-12 weeks there's no discernible benefit, consult a knowledgeable Ayurvedic practitioner. They might evaluate your regimen and recommend additional herbs or practices more suited to your constitution and specific imbalances. Don't lose hope; healing with Ayurveda is holistic, and sometimes finding the right balance just takes some extra patience and tweaking. Be consistent and pay attention to how your body reacts to changes.
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