Irregular periods
Cycles that come late, early or skip months, often with stress, weight change, PCOS or thyroid issues.
Ayurvedic approach: Check thyroid and hormones, then regular meals, sleep, light exercise and herbs such as shatavari.
महिला स्वास्थ्य
Women's health changes with every stage of life: puberty, marriage, pregnancy, motherhood and menopause. Ayurveda pays close attention to diet, rest and hormonal balance. You can talk to us comfortably, and we will always say when a scan, blood test or gynaecologist visit is needed.
Every person is different. Tell us what you are facing and we will explain what may help.
Cycles that come late, early or skip months, often with stress, weight change, PCOS or thyroid issues.
Ayurvedic approach: Check thyroid and hormones, then regular meals, sleep, light exercise and herbs such as shatavari.
Cysts, irregular periods, acne, extra hair growth and weight gain linked to insulin and hormones.
Ayurvedic approach: Weight loss, low sugar diet, exercise and traditional herbs, with medical monitoring.
Normal discharge is clear. If it is heavy, itchy or foul-smelling, an infection or weakness may be behind it.
Ayurvedic approach: Hygiene, a test to check for infection, iron-rich food and traditional herbs such as lodhra.
Cramps, back pain and heavy bleeding that disturb daily life.
Ayurvedic approach: Warm compress, ajwain and jeera water, light food and rest. Severe pain needs a scan.
Hot flashes, poor sleep, mood swings and bone weakness around 45 to 55 years.
Ayurvedic approach: Cooling foods, calcium, weight-bearing exercise, sleep routine and herbs like shatavari.
Tiredness, dizziness, pale skin and hair fall from low haemoglobin.
Ayurvedic approach: Iron-rich food such as beetroot, dates, jaggery and leafy greens with vitamin C, after a blood test.
Difficulty conceiving can involve both partners, with hormones, weight, stress and infections as factors.
Ayurvedic approach: Preconception tests for both, healthy weight, balanced food and stress care.
Weakness, back pain and low milk supply after delivery.
Ayurvedic approach: Warm, nourishing food, rest, gentle oil massage and traditional lactation foods.
These are traditional uses, not guaranteed results. Herbs can interact with medicines, so take them only after personal guidance.

Ayurvedic guidance is supportive and does not replace emergency or specialist care.
PCOS is managed rather than cured. Weight control, diet, exercise and medical care can restore cycles for many women. Herbs may support but should not replace tests.
Many herbs are not safe in pregnancy. Never take any herbal medicine while pregnant or breastfeeding without your gynaecologist's approval.
Common reasons are PCOS, thyroid problems, stress, sudden weight change and anaemia. A blood test and ultrasound help find the cause.
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