UTILITY OF SHAMANA AUSHADHI AND UTTARBASTI IN INFERTILITY A LIFE STYLE DISORDER. SCHOLAR Anupam Gautam M.S 1 st YEAR

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1 UTILITY OF SHAMANA AUSHADHI AND UTTARBASTI IN INFERTILITY A LIFE STYLE DISORDER SCHOLAR Anupam Gautam M.S 1 st YEAR SUPERVISOR- Dr. S.B Donga Dept. of Stree Roga & Prasooti Tantra IPGT&RA JAMNAGAR

2 INTRODUCTION Inability to conceive after 1 year of regular unprotected sex. In some cases, this definition is expanded to include couples who may conceive but repeatedly lose the baby. About 10-20% of couples cannot have a baby when they want to. Primary: Never conceived. Secondary: Conceived at least once.

3 In this era infertility due to lifestyle changes is a main problem. The lifestyle which may produce infertility depends upon many factors, various lifestyle and environmental factors may affect human health and be associated with adverse reproductive outcomes.

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5 The cause of infertility can involve one or both partners. For many couples having problems with fertility, the male partner is either the sole or a contributing cause. Problems with female fertility are common as well, but present less often than those in the male partner. In both men and women, multiple factors can account for difficulty with fertility.

6 CAUSES OF FEMALE INFERTILITY Fallopian tube damage or blockage Endometriosis Ovulation disorders, Elevated prolactin level Polycystic ovary syndrome Early menopause Benign uterine fibroids and pelvic adhesions In some infertile couples, no specific cause is found (unexplained infertility) Although infertility is unexplained, the pregnancy rate for these couples is among the highest.

7 CAUSES OF MALE INFERTILITY Impaired sperm count Impaired mobility or impaired ability to fertilize the egg. Abnormal sperm production or function Impaired delivery of sperm Conditions related to a man's general health and lifestyle and overexposure to certain environmental elements.

8 Relation of Infertility and lifestyle A Person's general health and lifestyle may affect fertility like Emotional stress. Malnutrition. Obesity. Severe injury/major surgery. Certain diseases like diabetes, thyroid disease, HIV/AIDS, anemia, heart attack, and liver or kidney failure. Overexposure to certain environmental elements such as heat, toxins and chemicals can reduce sperm count. Testicular exposure to overheating. Alcohol and drugs. Substance abuse like tobacco, smoking.

9 DIETARY FACTORS Vitamins deficiency Smoking Alcohol intake Iodine deficiency Other substances like cocaine, cannabinoids, steroids, antibiotics.

10 PHYSIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS Stress Environmenta l pollutants

11 The burden of infertility includes psychological, social and physical suffering. Documented consequences include: anxiety, depression, lowered life satisfaction, frustration, grief, fear, guilt, helplessness, reduced job performance, marital duress, dissolution and abandonment; economic hardship, loss of social status etc.

12 MAINLY QUESTIONS Infertility duration Medical & surgical history Meds (anabolic steroids, cancer chemotherapy, sulfasalazine, nitrofurantoin) Alcohol, drugs,smoking Occupational exposures Sexual dysfunction Tight fitting underwear/pants Previous testing

13 COMPONENTS OF HEALTH Universal Interconnection Body s Constitution (Prakriti) Life Force (Dosha) HEALTH

14 In Ayurveda, looks at the individual constitutional types, enhances the body systems that participates in the process of fertilization in totality, and hence serves as a better alternative for reaching fertilization. Ayurveda addresses the internal balances and external influences contributing to the problem.

15 Treatment Goals To identify the cause of the infertility. To provide a basis for potentially successful treatment options. To provide a good general health internally and externally. To offer emotional support.

16 WANTS THE CIRCUMTANCES FOR FERTILIZATION

17 LIFESTYLE REGIME Control stress Control obesity Yoga- Pranayamas ASANA Dincharya

18 DINCHARYA

19 DIETARY REGIME Medicated Ghees, Oils used Intake Increases OJAS building substances Intake of vitamins, iodine, protein etc. Avoid Antibiotics,steroids, alcohol,smoking.

20 OJAS BUILDING SUBSTANCES Milk Ghee Honey Fresh vegetables Juicy fruits etc. Protein Whole grains

21 FRESH AND HEALTHY VEGETABLES

22 Healthy lifestyle Balancing endocrine system Regular menses Enhancing general health Increases energy level Invigorating sperm Reducing stress Control anxiety Promote fertilization

23 BODY THERAPIES Shirodhara Abhyanga Pinda svedana Basti

24 EFFECT OF UTTARBASTI Uttarbasti is a very effective procedure of Panchakarma used for the treatment of diseases related to urethra in males and reproductive tract in females. In Females diseases related to the reproductive system, Menorrhagia, Leucorrhoea, Dysmenorrhea, etc, are also treated by Uttarbasti. In Males Uttarbasti helps in curing any type of urinary problems, prostate enlargement, incontinence of Urine and Cystitis. In Uttarbasti therapy medicated oil or ghee are introduced into the intrauterine cavity of female and into the urethra in case of male. Uttarbasti therapy is not painful. The duration of the therapy depends on the seriousness of the disease.

25 Problems that can be cured by Uttarbasti therapy in females are: Fallopian tubule blockage Uterine fibroid Cervical erosions Cervical Polyp Infertility Problems that can be cured by Uttarbasti therapy in males are: Urinary Problems of any type Prostate enlargement Cystitis Urethral Stricture Incontinence of Urine

26 CONCLUSION Infertility has increased massively in the past decade and this is due to the result of a combination of environmental, social, psychological, and nutritional factors. So, by changing the life style by the Implementation of Fundanental Principles like Dincharya, Ahara, Ritukalin Shodhna like Basti etc. we can improve our health likephysical, mental, social and enhancing the reproductive power.

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