Why i am not having my period - #4662

Missing periods, or amenorrhea, together with weight gain, tiredness, and white discharge might suggest a deeper imbalance in your system. In Ayurvedic terms, this could point towards a Kapha imbalance, where there's excess build-up in the body, leading to stagnation and heaviness. It's important, if you haven't already, to consult with a healthcare provider to rule out any serious underlying conditions like PCOD or thyroid issues. From an Ayurvedic perspective, addressing this requires focusing on lifestyle changes and diet. Begin with a morning routine to awaken your Agni, or digestive fire, which can be sluggish in Kapha imbalances. A glass of warm water mixed with fresh ginger or lemon juice in the morning can stimulate digestion and start the day energetically. Eating light, warm meals rather than heavy or processed foods will also help. Try incorporating more spicy, bitter, and astringent foods like leafy greens, spices like turmeric, or fenugreek which naturally balance Kapha. Move. Stagnation is your field of battle here. Even when you feel lazy, try to engage in physical activity like brisk walking or light yoga for at least 30 minutes daily. This approach not only helps with weight management but also promotes clear energy flow, combating that feeling of tiredness. The white discharge, in Ayurveda, may relate to excess Kapha or an imbalance in Apana Vayu, which controls downward movements in the body. Increasing intake of black gram, or Mung bean soup, can help regulate this. Feeling weak? Include nuts and seeds like almonds in your diet after soaking them overnight. This practice nourishes your tissues without adding undue heaviness. Rest is important too but avoid sleeping during the day if you don't feel truly exhausted, as it can worsen Kapha issues. Self-care is key. Try incorporating some Abhyanga (oil massage with mustard or sesame oil) into your routine to improve circulation and vitality. Remember, these suggestions are part of a holistic system. Consistency and patience are vital. Seek guidance from a proper ayurvedic practitioner or healthcare provider who can tailor these recommendations specifically to your needs.