-Probable diagnosis: Sannipataja Artava dushti -Causes: spicy - fried foods, anger, moodswings, stress, oily food, indigestion, lack of body exercise -Treatment: Vaginal wash externally with Triphala kashaya Chandanasava 10ml-10ml-10ml warm water, before food Chandraprabha vati 1-1-1 warm water, before food Pushyanuga churna 2tsp-0-0 with honey, 30min before food -Lifestyle: Exercise everyday, except during the menstrual cycle Personal hygiene, avoid irritable pads Avoid anger, grief, stress Practice meditation Avoid heavy food, junk food, spicy and oily items Take body and mind rest during menstrual cycle. -Caution: Check for skin rashes around the pelvis Check for white discharge Check for clots in menstrual bleeding Check for pus filled acne.
start with 1.strirasayan vati 1-1 after meal twice a day 2.vaginal wash daily twice a day 3.abhyanga twice a day morning and at night 4. and do detoxification of your body 5.ashokaarista 4+4 tsp with water twice a day after meal 6.use fragrance /body spray as you are not mentionening any kind of symptoms
• Asokarishta (450 Ml) - Kerala Ayurveda (Asokarishta 450 Ml) — x4
Symptoms which you describe above is due to imbalance of Pitta dosa with accumulation of metabolic toxins in your blood when these toxins are released through your sweat they produce strong and pleasant smell and during menstruation the natural Pitta increase in your body which cause the symptoms The specific fishy likes smell is due to Pitta and kapha imbalance with high toxicity in body 1) Mahamanjishtadi Kwath- 15 ml with 45 ml lukewarm water twice daily before food 2) Khadirarista- 20 ml with equal water twice daily after food 3) Triphala Guggulu- 2 tablet twice daily with warm water 4) Vilwadi Gulika- 1 tablet once daily in evening 5)Eladi Keratailam- apply externally before bath whole body Include vegetables like bitter gourd (Karela), bottle gourd (Lauki), and leafy greens Drink water stored in a copper vessel or boiled with Cumin (Jeera) and Coriander (Dhania) seeds Avoid: Extremely spicy fermented (curd/vinegar), non-vegetarian foods during the menstrual cycle. Minimize salt and caffeine. If possible Consume teaspoon of Gulkand (rose petal jam) daily can significantly reduce internal body heat and sweat odor. Use a decoction of Neem leaves or add a pinch of Triphala powder to your bathing water During menstruation, frequent changing of pads/menstrual cups is essential. Use natural, breathable cotton clothing to prevent sweat entrapment. practicing Sheetali Pranayama (cooling breath)
Hello, What you are describing is not normal menstrual odor and usually indicates an underlying imbalance or infection rather than just "body odor Likely causes 1) Infection most common -fishy smell= often linked to bacterial vaginosis -egg/rotten smell= possible trichomoniasis -urine like smell= dehydration or infection -stool like smell= hygiene issue or rare fistula condition Menstruation worsens smell because blood + heat-> bacterial growth This condition relates to -pitta + kapha dushti -artava vaha srotas imbalance (reproductive channels) -ama (toxins) accumulation During periods -increased Ushna (heat) + dravya (fluidity)-> odor becomes strong Internal medications 1) Kaishhor guggulu= 2 tabs twice daily after meals =detox + reduces infection or inflammation 2) Chandraprabha gulika= 2 tabs twice daily after meals =excellent for urinary genital infections and odor 3) Ashokarishtam= 15ml with equal water twice daily after meals =balances menstrual cycle and uterine health External care very important -Triphala kwatha= make decoction by churna -use as vaginal wash once daily -reduces smell +infection Maintain -dryness during periods -change pads every 4-5 hours -avoid synthetic tight underwear Diet -warm, light foods -jeera water, coriander water -fresh fruits avoid excess sour Avoid -curd at night -fish + milk combo -excess spicy, oily, fermented food -sugar worsen infection Lifestyle -keep genital area dry -avoid intercourse during infection -sleep properly pitta balance -manage stress important for hormones This is most likely an infection + pitta-kapha imbalance, not just hygiene . Ayurveda can help, but don’t ignore medical testing (simple swab test required) Do follow Hope this might be helpful Thank you
Namaste As pitta dosha will be imbalance during menstrual cycle results in bad odour Hence 2times body wash use chandana powder Take dupana after that ashoka arista 10ml TID panchavalkal kashaya yoni po rakshalana Practice dhyana Contraindications during menses abhyanga exercise yoga abhyanga
Some body odors, especially during menstruation, can be caused by hormonal changes, sweat, or vaginal infections like bacterial vaginosis or yeast infection. Strong smells like fish, eggs, or stool shouldn’t be ignored. Good hygiene, frequent changing of menstrual products, and staying hydrated help. —Internal 1)Aimil Amypure Tablets – 1 twice daily after meals 2) Aimil Neeri Syrup-2 twice daily 3) Aimil Ashwagandha Capsules – 1 at night —External 4) Aimil Dermacharge Dusting Powder – apply to underarms/groin after bath 5) Aimil Vagitone Intimate Wash – daily for genital hygiene ----Lifestyle Daily bath, cotton clothes, frequent menstrual product change, hydrate well. —Avoid spicy, onion/garlic-heavy diet.
Avoid oily spicy and processed foods. Regular exercise and meditation. Increase intake of raw vegetables and fruits. Drink sufficient quantity of water Bath twice with Actaril soap. Tab.Protekt 2-0-2
Hi The bad odour is due to pitta dominance with kapha We can to pacify your pitta aggravation Not to worry You can take Avipattkar churna -1tsp-bd Gulkand praval yukta 1 tsp with milk at night Eat cool stuffs to calm your body You will definitely get results
What you are describing is not normal body odor and needs proper attention. A fishy, egg-like or foul smell especially during menstruation is most commonly coming from the vaginal area, not general body sweat. The most likely cause is a vaginal infection or imbalance of normal flora, such as bacterial vaginosis or fungal overgrowth. During periods, pH changes and moisture increase, which makes the smell stronger. In some cases, poor digestion and toxin buildup can also worsen body odor, but this type of smell is usually local rather than whole body. First step is hygiene and local care. Keep the area clean and dry, change pads frequently, and avoid using harsh soaps or scented products. Wear breathable cotton undergarments. For internal support, take Triphala churna 1 tsp at bedtime with warm water to improve gut cleansing, and Guduchi (Giloy) 500 mg twice daily after food to support immunity and reduce infection tendency. If discharge, itching, or irritation is present, or the smell is strong and persistent, it is important to get a gynecological check-up. This is necessary because infections like bacterial vaginosis require proper diagnosis and sometimes specific treatment. This condition is treatable, but it should not be ignored, especially since the smell is strong and recurring.
Hello, Potential Medical Causes for this condition : 1. Trimethylaminuria (TMAU or “Fish Odor Syndrome”) This is a metabolic disorder where the body is unable to break down Trimethylamine, a compound found in certain foods. The Smell: Often described as rotting fish, sulfur, or even feces. The Menstrual Link: Hormones (estrogen and progesterone) can inhibit the enzymes that break down these odors. Many women with TMAU report that the smell becomes overwhelming only during the days leading up to and during their period. 2. Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) While you mentioned “body odor,” the scent of raw fish is a classic hallmark of BV. The Source: An overgrowth of bacteria in the vaginal flora. The Menstrual Link: Menstrual blood is slightly alkaline (higher pH). This shift in pH during your period can cause the bacteria to release that fishy odor much more strongly than during the rest of the month. 3. Ammonia and Urea (The “Cat Pee” Scent) A smell like cat urine usually points to high levels of ammonia being excreted through sweat. The Source: This happens when the body breaks down protein for energy instead of carbohydrates, or if the liver/kidneys are processing waste slightly differently. The Menstrual Link: During menstruation, your basal body temperature rises and your metabolic demands change, which can alter the chemical composition of your sweat. The “Olfactory Fatigue” (Why you can’t smell it) : It is very common for a person not to be able to smell their own persistent odor. This is called Olfactory Adaptation or Sensory Adaptation. Your brain filters out the scent because it is constantly present, categorizing it as “background noise” so it can stay alert to new smells in the environment. Steps for Management and Diagnosis : Track Your Diet: For the “fishy” or “raw egg” smell, try reducing foods high in choline and carnitine (like red meat, eggs, beans, and saltwater fish) for one week before your period to see if the odor lessens. Check Vaginal Health: If the smell is localized, consult a gynecologist for a BV test. Even if you don’t have itching, a “fishy” smell during your period is a primary symptom. Liver and Kidney Support: Since you have a medical background and have discussed detoxification before, focusing on liver health is vital. The liver is responsible for filtering the precursors to these odors. pH Balanced Cleansers: Use only pH-neutral or slightly acidic body washes. Alkaline soaps can react with skin bacteria to worsen “fecal” or “sulfur” smells. Here is my prescription for you : 1. Mahatiktaka Lepam (External) This is a highly effective medicated paste/cream. It contains bitter herbs that neutralize the bacteria on the skin that cause fecal or sulfur smells. How to use: Apply a thin layer to the underarms, groin, and any areas where the smell is strongest 30 minutes before your bath. Wash off with lukewarm water. 2. Patolakaturohinyadi Kwath (Internal) This is the “gold standard” for liver detoxification and clearing the blood of metabolic waste (like Trimethylamine). It is very bitter but highly effective for “fishy” odors. Dose: 15ml liquid mixed with 45ml lukewarm water. Timing: Twice daily on an empty stomach (6:00 AM and 6:00 PM). 3. Kaishore Guggulu This tablet acts specifically on the sweat glands and skin. It helps remove the “Ammonia” (cat pee) scent by improving the way the body processes protein waste. Dose: 2 tablets. Timing: Twice daily after food with warm water. 4. Sarivadyasava Sariva (Indian Sarsaparilla) is a natural deodorant. It cools the blood and gives the sweat a more pleasant, neutral quality. Dose: 20ml mixed with 20ml water. Timing: Twice daily after lunch and dinner. Additionally, you should follow this… Chlorophyll/Coriander Water: Drink water infused with fresh coriander (Dhanyaka) seeds. This acts as an internal deodorant. The “Triphala” Wash: Use a strained decoction of Triphala powder as a vaginal/body rinse during your period. Its astringent (Kashaya) properties neutralize the fishy pH of menstrual blood.
avoid spicy food take tab gandhak rasayan 2-0-2 tab chandraprabhavati 2-2-2 for 90 days take cow ghee 5 ml at empty stomch atmorning
Possible causes vaginal infection (most common) a strong fishy smell, especially during menstruation, is classically associated with Bacterial Vaginosis. caused by imbalance of normal vaginal flora odor becomes more noticeable during periods due to blood pH changes may or may not have discharge consult a gynecologist for examination and simple tests (vaginal swab, pH) avoid self-medicating or masking odor with products maintain proper menstrual hygiene (change pads/tampons regularly) wear breathable cotton undergarments when to be concerned persistent strong fishy odor associated discharge, itching, or irritation odor present even outside menstruation
1.Triphala churna 1/2 tsp at bedtime with warm water 2.Manjistha churna 1/2 tsp twice daily with water or honey 3.Chandanasava 20 ml with 20 ml water twice daily after meals Diet: - Avoid excess onion, garlic, red meat, and fermented foods (they worsen odor). - Favor cooling foods: cucumber, coconut water, leafy greens. - Add coriander, fennel, and mint to meals. - Drink plenty of water and herbal teas (Tulsi, green tea). Routine: - Bathe daily with neem or sandalwood soap. - Wear breathable cotton clothes. - Practice yoga and pranayama to reduce stress (which worsens odor). - Abhyanga (oil massage) with coconut or sesame oil weekly.
