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  • Obesity (Sthaulaya)

    In Ayurvedic terms, Stauliya is a disorder that includes the deposit of fats in the human body leading to the accumulation of stool elements due to the Visitation of Dosha and Agni.

  • Sciatica

    Sciatica in Ayurveda is known as Gridhrasi and is considered to be a Vata Vyadhi, caused by the aggravation of Vata.

  • Piles

    Piles (Hemorrhoids)

    Piles/hemorrhoids are one of the most painful and troublesome diseases regarding the digestive system

  • HYPOTHYROIDISM

    In Ayurveda, hypothyroidism is a result of the aggressive Kapha dosha. It is that of kapha which when unbalanced causes metabolic and thyroid function problems as it is heavy

  • HYPERTENSION

    Hypertension in Ayurveda is a Rakta Dhatu dosha but it is known as Shonita Dushti and not hypertension per se.

  • FATTY LIVER

    In Ayurveda, Yakrit dalludara (Fatty Liver) refers to an increase in the size of the liver that is known as "Yakrit vridhi”.

  • Indigestion

    Ajeerna or indigestion is similar to a digestive disorder of the modern system. It is multifactorial and factors like wrong dietary habits.

  • Eczema

    Eczema, which is also called dermatitis, has general characteristics of being itchy and dry with patches that can sometimes ooze or bleed.

  • Ayurvedic Treatment for Diabetes mellitus

    Diabetes mellitus

    Diabetes is a long-term metabolic condition in which elevated glucose levels, i.e. high blood sugar result from the body's inability

PCOD: Benefits of Ayurvedic Treatment and Effectiveness

According to Ayurveda, PCOD comes under the Santarpanjanya Vikaras (diseases caused by excess nourishment, such as improper Ahara (diet) and Nidra (sleep)), it indicates the cause of these conditions is inappropriate diet and lifestyle factors that disturb your doshas (Bioelements which are responsible for all physiological functions). This is mainly due to the increase in Kapha Dosha or collection of Ama (toxins) + Vata Akshay (depletion). Contributing factors include:

  • Irregular and imbalanced eating habits.
  • Lifestyle: Too much sitting and no exercise.
  • Stress: Psychological stress that disrupts hormonal equilibrium.

Modern Understanding of PCOD

PCOD (or PCOS, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome), a systemic endocrine and metabolic disorder of contemporary Medicine. Key features include:

  • Hyperinsulinemia: Exceeded insulin levels leading to resistance of insulin.

  • Hyperandrogenemia: Excessive male hormones (Androgens) causing symptoms such as hirsutism and acne.

  • Metabolic Disturbances Specific to Obesity Elevated triglycerides Disordered lipid profiles

Sign and Symptoms

  • Irregular Menstrual Cycles

  • Infertility

  • Obesity

  • Hirsutism: Unwanted hair growth in a male-pattern distribution (upper lip, chin, and lower abdomen).

  • Acanthosis Nigricans: Thick, velvety skin patches, especially in the armpits, neck, and groin

Ayurvedic Management of PCOD

The Ayurvedic approach to managing PCOD is holistic focusing on balancing doshas, improving metabolic functions, and supporting reproductive health. The management strategy comprises of:-

Dietary Modifications

  • Kapha Pacifying Foods: Incorporate fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains to balance Kapha Dosha.
  • Insulin-Balancing Foods: Include low-glycemic index foods, as well as fiber-rich food sources to balance insulin output

Herbal Remedies

  • Kapha Balancing Herbs: Use Guggulu, Triphala, and Guduchi to balance Kapha dosha which helps in efficient metabolism.

  • Insulin-Sensitizing Herbs: Incorporate herbs like Gymnema Sylvestre, Fenugreek, and Cinnamon to promote insulin sensitivity.

Lifestyle Adjustments

  • Exercise regularly to control your weight, boost insulin sensitivity, and reduce stress.

  • Stress Management: Perform activities like yoga, meditation, and mindfulness to balance hormones for overall well-being.

Panchakarma Therapy

  • Detox: Indulge in dosha-healing Vaman (induced vomiting) and Virachan, the prescribed treatments for Panchakarma therapies.

  • Udvartana: A mixture of dry herbal powder that helps massage the body and reduce Kapha or weight management.

Daily Routine and Hygiene

  • Dincharya: Adhere to the daily routine (including Dincharya on a day-to-day basis): Take your meals at the same timings (7 am, 1 pm, and 8-9 pm).

  • Early Rising: Wake up early so that your hormones stay balanced and your body functions accordingly.

  • Fresh, Balanced Foods: Focus on a balanced diet with fresh ingredients and regular meal times.

  • Sleep: Enough and good quality sleep to maintain your health both physical and hormonal.

  • Get Moving: Exercise regularly to help control weight and lower the risk of diabetes-related complications.

  • Ritucharya: Follow Ritucharya which means adapting according to changes in seasons, doshas get disturbed due to seasonal changes so a proper regimen is mandatory.

Ayusiddha’s PCOD Treatment

At Ayusiddha we have a multi-pronged strategy for PCOD which includes treatment plans customized as per individual’s condition. We include natural herbs, customized diet plans, and lifestyle changes we can make to get better & achieve overall good health. We customize therapy packages online as well as offline with the requirement of disease symptoms & accompaniments.

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