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1000+ verified doctorsSeeking Guidance on Uterine Prolapse and Associated Symptoms - #42588
My age is 30 I am having utrine prolapse of 2.5 cm after 2.8 years of pregnancy,under ayurvedic treatment While keeping Yoni i feel bubbling sensation in utreus.. Sometimes feel like gas passing from anus to vagina..in anus at that time I feel a bulge,gas does not go from anus,I have to use finger or i have to put more pressure in it..and sliet gas is passing to vagina as well.if the gas continue to bluge After doing Kegel i feel like a vibration sensation in cervix..why this is happening Any treatment or any check upI have to do The hole which gas is like a needle space, I have done ultra sound and mri for pelvic floor in that it's showing no any symtoms or types of proplapse. But while peeing i.Can see the cervix and the doctor physical identiyfied .Doi have take sharasutra therapy panchakarma n basti anything please guide
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Uterine prolapse can be quite challenging, especially when it’s presenting with unique symptoms like yours. Considering the details you shared, several aspects need to be addressed to manage your condition through Ayurveda effectively. Since you are already on Ayurvedic treatment, some of these recommendations might complement your existing regimen.
First, strengthening the pelvic floor is essential. Kegel exercises are important, but if you are experiencing discomfort or unusual sensations ensure you perform them correctly — it might be beneficial to learn these exercises with a physiotherapist who specializes in pelvic floor therapy. Correct technique can make a substantial difference.
Ayurveda emphasizes balancing doshas to address any ailment. Uterine prolapse is often linked to Vata imbalance. Incorporate warm, grounding foods such as cooked grains, root vegetables, and ghee. Try to reduce dry and cold foods. Asafoetida (hing) and ginger can aid in digestion and might help with the gas issue you are experiencing.
Herbal formulations such as Ashoka (Saraca asoca), Lodhra (Symplocos racemosa), and Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) can strengthen and tone the muscles and tissues. Before starting any herb, please consult your Ayurvedic physician for appropriate dosage and suitability.
Shirodhara and Abhyanga (oil massage) with sesame oil may soothe Vata and provide relaxation to your pelvic floor. However, consider Panchakarma only under strict supervision of a qualified practitioner.
If the sensations and bulging persist or worsen, consult with a medical professional for comprehensive evaluation, to rule out any other conditions that might not have been captured in initial tests. It’s also wise to seek a gynecologist’s opinion to explore surgical options, if necessary. Invasive treatments like Ksharsutra should only be considered under clear recommendation from your physician.
Remember, self-care at home is valuable, but combining allopathic and Ayurvedic guidance can optimize your healing journey.
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