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Having didelphys uterus
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Question #3769
174 days ago
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Having didelphys uterus - #3769

Vandhana

I have didelphys uterus .It's been two years of marriage , still not able to conceive. Had tsh 4.75 while testing before one year .Having 12.5 mcg thyronorm and folic acid for the past one year.Everything else is normal in both me and my husband's parameters.Also having kalyanaka grihtam for past two months .

Age: 31
Chronic illnesses: No
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A didelphys uterus, where the uterus is divided into two cavities, can sometimes complicate conception but does not make pregnancy impossible. The fact that all other parameters for both you and your husband are normal is encouraging. Your TSH level of 4.75, even if treated with Thyronorm, indicates the need for careful monitoring as thyroid imbalances can affect ovulation and fertility. Folic acid supplementation is essential for preconception care, as it supports healthy fetal development. In Ayurveda, Kalyanaka Ghritam is an excellent choice for promoting reproductive health, as it nourishes the shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue), balances hormones, and supports mental well-being, which is crucial for conception. Additionally, Ayurvedic remedies like Phala Ghritam and Shatavari can further enhance uterine health, regulate cycles, and promote fertility. Lifestyle modifications, including yoga (Baddha Konasana, Viparita Karani), pranayama, and a warm, easily digestible diet, can support hormonal balance. Avoid processed foods, excess caffeine, and stress, as these can disturb vata dosha, which plays a significant role in reproduction. Regular consultations with both your Ayurvedic practitioner and gynecologist are recommended to align treatments and address any structural challenges posed by the didelphys uterus. Patience and consistency with your holistic regimen may bring positive results.
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Hey, having didelphys uterus and facing challenges to conceive, it's understandable it's on your mind. With the TSH at 4.75 earlier, it’s good you’re on the Thyronorm and folic acid. Keeping the thyroid in check is crucial for fertility and overall health, as it impacts ovulation and hormonal balance. As for didelphys uterus, it's a congenital malformation of the uterus and can sometimes pose difficulties in conception depending on the severity. But don't lose hope! Many women with this condition have had successful pregnancies. So, along with allopathic treatment, integrating Ayurveda could kinda offer more holistic support. Taking Kalyanaka Ghrita is great, like it's known to improve reproductive functions. Continue that; it's nourishing for the body and mind both. Now from an Ayurvedic angle, balancing doshas is essential. Mostly, the issues could be related to Vata imbalance, especially Apana Vata, which governs the pelvic region. Consider adding ashwagandha and shatavari, both known for their rejuvenating properties and support to reproductive health. Mix one teaspoon of each in warm milk and have it daily. It might help with nurturing and stabilizing the internal environment. Diet plays a big role too — focus on warm, cooked foods. Include ghee, sesame oil, nuts, seeds, and good quality proteins in your diet to enhance Ojas (your vitality and immunity) which is essential for conception. Also, practice pranayama, especially Nadi Shodhana, for calming the mind and body. Just 10 minutes daily can prove beneficial. Avoid complex routines at first, start this simple practice and make it regular. Remember, stress management is equally important. Relaxation and a supportive environment can make a big difference. And if you're concerned or continue to face difficulties, do consult a fertility specialist for detailed guidance and support. Keep the faith, stay positive, and take one step at a time.

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