Gynecology and Obstetrics
Question #364
195 days ago
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Period missing - #364

Monika

Irraglur period. Has history of ectopic pregnancy.. Left tube only that I have .. Last period was of 45 days after right tube removal

Age: 27
Chronic illnesses: No
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Hello Monica, according to the history that you have given, it looks like you had a temporary hormonal imbalance because of the Removal of the right tube. Most probably, this should get settled eventually after few cycles. In the meanwhile, can you please do a repeated ultrasonic scan of your pelvis after one month? This is to check on the status of your reproductive system after the surgery. Also, are you on any current medication? Please have a follow-up with your gynaecologist as well.
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Monika
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193 days ago
No medication
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193 days ago
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Irregular periods, particularly following an ectopic pregnancy and the removal of your right fallopian tube, can be influenced by hormonal imbalances and the overall health of your reproductive system. In Ayurveda, it's essential to nourish the body and support Shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue) to promote regular menstrual cycles. Incorporating herbs such as Ashoka and Shatavari can help regulate your menstrual cycle and support uterine health. Additionally, maintaining a balanced diet rich in whole grains, fresh fruits, and vegetables, along with healthy fats, is crucial for hormone regulation. Practicing stress-reducing techniques like yoga and meditation can also aid in balancing your hormones and improving overall well-being. Ensure you are well-hydrated and engage in regular, gentle physical activity to enhance circulation and support reproductive health.

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Irregular periods can be unsettling, especially with a history of ectopic pregnancy. What you're experiensing might be due to various factors including hormonal imbalances or even stress, especially after such surgery. Our bodies need some time to adjust post-operation, and sometimes the cycles can be a bit off. First thing, make sure you keep track of your cycles with a diary or an app – noting any symptoms you experience. This can provide useful insights into your pattern and help you communicate with your healthcare provider. Now, diving into some ayurvedic ideas for balance: it's quite often about aligning your practices with your unique constitution or dosha. Stress being a culprit, look at your daily routines. Try integrating calming activities like walking in nature or gentle yoga. It can help your Vata dosha if that's where you're leaning. A regular sleep schedule is super important too. When it comes to diet – warm, nourishing, and easily digestible foods are your best friends right now. Add spices like cumin, coriander, and fennel to your meals to support your digestive fire or "agni" because this is vital in achieving hormonal balance. Drinking a cup of warm ginger tea daily could also be beneficial. Considering herbal support? Ashwagandha is renowned for its adaptogenic benefits and might help in balancing stress-related hormonal shifts. Take it in powdered form with warm milk before sleeping. But hey, given your ectopic pregnancy history, please stay closely in touch with your gynecologist or another healthcare provider. Just in case. If there's acute pain, heavy bleeding, or any concerning changes, reach out for immediate help, don't wait it out. Remember, restoring balance takes time. Stick to these practices for a couple of months, see how your body responds. It’s about small, consistent steps.

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