Authors : Dr. Bhagyashree H C; Dr. Chandarani; Dr. Usha D T

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 8 - August

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25aug1026

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Abstract : Introduction: Infertility can be defined as inability to conceive with one year of unprotected sexual life.8%-10% (60-80 million) of couples worldwide are having infertility. Prevalence of infertility in india is about 15-20 million. The causes of infertility are, male- 30-40%, female-40-50%, unexplained-10-15%, In female factor, ovulatory-30-40%, tubal factor-25-35%, uterine- 10%, cervical-5%. Nastabeejatava is caused by vitiation of Vata and Kapha impairs the Uttarottaradhatu Vridhi resulting in Rasa Kshaya, this affects the Artava Utpati, which is an Upadhatu, due to impair Kapha does Avarana which results in anovulation.  Aims and Objective: To evaluate the efficacy of Oral administration of Avartita Mahanarayana taila on Anovulation.  Material and Method: A 29 year old married woman living in Nanjangudu reported the Prasuti Tantra and Stree Roga outpatient department (OPD) no.9 of JSS Ayurveda Medical Hospital, with the complaints of she is anxious to conceive for second child since 6 years with active marital life of 81⁄2 years.  Result: Patient got conceived within 2 months for treatment.

Keywords : Vandyatwa, Anovulation, Apana Vata, Mahanarayan Taila.

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