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Amenorrhea
I am suffering from amenorrhea (i dont get my periodafter consuming i pill two times in a month
My periods cycle was regular before that
Doctor prescribed me raja pravartini vati and dashmularishta.
I got my periods after that.
Today i stopped bleeding, now my question for how many months will i have to take raja pravartini vati to regularise my periods?
Should i take it from the fourth week of my periods or start taking it from now? Can i take dashmularishta daily?
Plz help, dont have online payment option for online consultation. Cant go for offline consultation, coz i want to know i have to take raja pravartini vati from today or from the fourth week of my menstrual cycle
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Take care reproductive system has its own rhythm don't take it granted. Have ur family dr's opinion for soothing life ahead
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You would require to understand the root cause of the
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Need to continue with any medicine but kindly stop using these allopathic contraceptive pills at the age of 21
This is not the right thing to do
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No need to take rajapravartini daily.. Chandraprabha vati and kumaryasava are the best options. For dosage you must consult doctor in person.. Also a USG abdomen and pelvis may be required to see if you have PCOD or any other problems..Correction of your life style and adopting healthy food habits is a must.
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Dont Take rajpravartani vati now...you can continue taking dashmoolarishta but take it 10 days before upcoming periods before food with equal quantity of water !
Improve your lifestyle
Indulge in PHYSICAL activity more
Eat right sleep in time and take rest!
Raj pravartani is not a medicine to pop up everytime one does not get periods!
However dashmoolarishta can be taken every month for normal flow
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Abnormal menstruation can be due to several issues. If your hormones are imbalanced then start taking ashokarishta, if this is due to some underlying problem then we need to rule out that cause.
If you don't, then take rajapravaritini vati before 4-5 days of your menstruation date.
Dashmoolarishta you can take daily.
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Are you married or unmarried.
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Share me some more details about this first Chat online
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Rajapravartini vati should take from the 4th week of menstrual cycle and should continue 3 to 6 consicutive months for regularisation of periods.During the bleeding time it need not be taken.From the fourth week again it is started till the onset of bleeding.Dasamoolarishta u can take daily as a tonic.
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment
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Consult with me regarding ur health issues
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Take Ayurvedic treatment.. Consult me for that
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