Yoni Pichu - #8160

I recently came across the Ayurvedic therapy Yoni Pichu, which seems to be an important treatment for women’s reproductive and gynecological health. While I understand that it involves the application of medicated oils to the vaginal area, I’d like to learn more about Yoni Pichu, its procedure, benefits, and the conditions it helps manage. Could you provide a detailed overview of this therapy and how it is applied? From what I’ve read, Yoni Pichu involves soaking a sterile cotton or cloth in medicated oils such as Kshar Taila, Bala Taila, or Ashwagandha Taila and placing it in the vaginal canal for a specified duration. Does this therapy primarily work by nourishing and toning the vaginal tissues, or does it also help balance doshas in the reproductive system, particularly vata? How effective is it for managing chronic issues like vaginal dryness, infections, prolapse, or painful intercourse? I’m curious about the procedure and preparation for Yoni Pichu. How is the oil selected based on the patient’s condition and prakriti (body constitution)? What are the specific steps involved in administering the therapy, and how often should it be performed for noticeable results? Additionally, does Ayurveda recommend combining Yoni Pichu with internal medications or other therapies like Panchakarma for enhanced benefits? Another important question is about its safety and suitability for different individuals. Are there any contraindications for Yoni Pichu, such as during menstruation, pregnancy, or infections like active UTIs? Is it safe for long-term use, or should it only be administered under the supervision of an Ayurvedic practitioner? Lastly, if anyone has undergone Yoni Pichu for gynecological or reproductive issues, I’d love to hear about your experience. Did it help resolve your symptoms or improve your overall reproductive health? How long did it take to notice changes, and were there any challenges during the procedure or aftercare? Any detailed advice on understanding and benefiting from Yoni Pichu therapy would be greatly appreciated.