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Question #5548
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Baby planning - #5548

Mahek

Need to plan for baby I am having pain in left side of the stomach after periods so what is the reason and is it the Sign of pregnancy

Age: 27
Chronic illnesses: Nil
Stomach ache
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Dr. Harsha Joy
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Pain in the left side of the stomach after your period can have several causes, and it may not necessarily be a sign of pregnancy. In Ayurveda, this could be linked to an imbalance in the Vata dosha, often associated with digestive issues or menstrual irregularities. It might also indicate issues like gas, bloating, or the presence of cysts in the ovaries, such as in the case of PCOD. If the pain occurs regularly after your period, it could be due to vata disturbance, especially if you have irregular cycles or hormonal imbalances. If you're actively trying to conceive, mild cramping or discomfort can also be a sign of early pregnancy, but this is usually accompanied by a missed period or other pregnancy symptoms. It's best to consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner and a healthcare provider to identify the root cause of the pain and receive guidance on supporting your reproductive health. Practices like Basti (cleansing therapy), diet adjustments, and stress management can be useful in balancing your doshas and preparing for pregnancy.
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Ah, so your experiencing some pain on the left side of your stomach after periods, and you're curious if it's a sign of pregnancy, right? First things first—side pains after periods isn't a typical sign of pregnancy. It's more often linked to other factors, like hormonal fluctuations or imbalances. In Ayurveda, we often talk about the balance of doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), which can deeply affect how you're feeling overall. For pain specifically, there might be some Vata imbalance going on. Vata is responsible for movement in the body, and when it's out of whack, you can feel discomfort, especially around menstrual cycles. You could try keeping warm—like applying a warm compress on the area or sipping on warm ginger or cinnamon tea, which help soothe any cramping or discomfort. Ginger is warming, can calm Vata and aid digestion - might make you feel better. If planning for a baby, balancing your reproductive health is key. Focus on nourishing your body with grounding foods like ghee, whole grains, cooked veggies, and nuts. Stuff that helps nurture the dhatus (body tissues) as per Ayurveda. Also consider regular, light exercise like walking or yoga to keep everything in flow and stress levels in check. Stress can really mess with your cycle! But hey, definitely keep an eye on that pain. If persists or gets worse, consulting with your doctor would be advisable. Sometimes pain can signal things like cysts or other issues that need proper medical attention. Safety first! Of course, if you're suspecting pregnancy, the best confirmation is a pregnancy test. Those little gadgets are quite reliable, and can give clarity. Feel free to come back if there's more you wanna chat about or delve deeper into Ayurvedic suggestions. It's a journey, and your health is super important on this path.
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