Ayurveda Multi Speciality Medical College Hospital
Department of Prasūtitantra & Strīroga- Ashtamgam Ayurveda Vidyapeedham and Chikitsalayam
Women’s health is a continuous and evolving journey, influenced by hormonal rhythms, life stages, and overall well-being. At Ashtamgam, the Department of Prasūtitantra (Ayurvedic obstetrics) and Strīroga (Ayurvedic gynecology) is built on the understanding that every phase—from the first menstrual cycle to menopause—requires informed, personalized, and compassionate care.
Ayurveda explains women’s health through the balance of doṣas (body-regulating energies), dhātus (body tissues), and agni (digestive and metabolic strength). When this balance is disturbed, it may lead to concerns such as painful or irregular periods, difficulty in conception, or challenges during pregnancy and menopause. Ashtamgam focuses on identifying these root imbalances and correcting them through targeted therapies, helping patients clearly understand the cause of their condition and the path to recovery.
Ashtamgam follows a stage-wise approach to care. During adolescence, the focus is on regulating menstrual health and hormonal stability. In the reproductive phase, emphasis is placed on fertility management, including preconceptional care (preparing the body for healthy conception) and nidation support (enhancing the uterine environment for implantation). Specialized therapies like Uttaravasti (medicated intrauterine therapy) are used to improve uterine health and support fertility outcomes.
During pregnancy, Garbhini Charya (antenatal care guidelines) ensures the healthy development of both mother and baby, while Sutika Charya (postnatal care) supports recovery, lactation, and long-term strength. Ashtamgam also offers structured care for conditions such as gynecological disorders and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (RPL), focusing on improving uterine health, hormonal balance, and overall vitality.
A unique strength of Ashtamgam lies in combining classical Ayurvedic wisdom with outcome-focused care—whether it is regulating cycles, improving fertility, supporting a healthy pregnancy, or easing menopausal transitions. Each treatment plan is individualized, ensuring that care is both precise and effective.
At Ashtamgam, the goal is not just treatment—but empowering women with clarity, confidence, and lasting health.
Key Highlights
|
Ayurvedic Condition |
Modern Medical Name |
Brief Description |
|
Vandhyatva |
Infertility |
Difficulty in achieving conception due to hormonal imbalance, poor uterine health, or systemic factors. |
|
Yonivyapad |
Gynecological Disorders (e.g., infections, white discharge) |
Conditions affecting the reproductive tract, often presenting with discharge, discomfort, or infection. |
|
Artava Dushti |
Menstrual Disorders |
Irregular, painful, heavy, or absent menstruation due to hormonal and metabolic imbalance. |
|
Nashtartava (PCOS correlation) |
PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) |
Delayed or absent periods, weight changes, and hormonal imbalance affecting ovulation. |
|
Vathiki Yonivyapad (Endometriosis correlation) |
Endometriosis |
Chronic pelvic pain and painful menstruation linked to Vāta imbalance and tissue displacement. |
|
Garbhashaya Granthi |
Uterine Fibroid, Adenomyosis |
Non-cancerous growths in the uterus causing heavy bleeding, pain, or fertility issues |
|
Paripluta |
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) |
Infection and inflammation of the reproductive organs causing pain and discharge. |
|
Garbha Samskara |
Prenatal Conditioning |
Holistic care before and during pregnancy to support healthy fetal development and maternal well-being. |
|
Garbhini Charya |
Antenatal Care |
Structured pregnancy care focusing on fetal development and maternal health. |
|
Sutika Charya |
Postnatal Care |
Recovery care after delivery to restore strength, digestion, and lactation. |
Address
Ashtamgam Ayurveda Chikitsalayam,
4/495A, Vavanoor, Koottanad
Palakkad, Dt. – 679 533
Kerala, India.
Tel: +91 466 237 2000
Mob: +91 828 137 2000
Our Location
To reach Ashtamgam Ayurveda Chikitsalayam, proceed along Pattambi Road from Koottanad Take a deviation at Vavannoor junction, from where Ashtamgam is just 1 km away.
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