Completely Treat Infertility

Our program for couples who wish to conceive a healthy baby. Healthy, not only in terms of weight and
physical features, but also a sound mind, and a pure soul. Ayurveda describes a step-by-step program for both parents to
ensure an ‘Ayurvedically’ healthy baby.

Created by Dr. Soumya Hullannavar, Our Treatment is a unique program based on millennia old Ayurvedic procedures and medicines defined in Charaka and Shushruta Samhitas. This program is a modern rendition of the same invaluable science of creating a healthy progeny.

Before the program commences, our health coach will compile a case history and then counsel you on what you can expect by the end of the program and what steps will be taken throughout the program.

As a couple it is important that you commit to undo the effects of stress, bad diet & pollution on your reproductive health. Our Treatment creates the ideal reproductive environment for conception.

Our doctor will connect with you at a personal level to understand your expectations from the process of pregnancy and evaluate how the program can be made perfectly right for you.

1. Ama pachana and Agni deepana:

Many ailments are caused by ama formation (toxins produced when undigested food develops in the stomach) caused by an imbalance in Agni (digestive strength). As a result, Ama therapy must always involve Agni treatment, which includes the use of digestive and carminative Ayurvedic formulations, as well as consuming meals on a regular schedule. Panchakarma therapies in Ayurveda assist to eradicate Ama and hence rectify Agni. A healthy Agni will help to maintain a healthy Ojas.

2. Vatanulomana:

Vata is the principal dosha related to infertility. As a result, Vatanulomana (correcting Vata functions) is critical in the treatment of infertility. Vatanulomana can be aided by ayurvedic medicines, regular exercise, and a rigorous food plan.

3. Shodhana:

Prior to shodhana, appropriate sneha- sweda are performed. Then, depending on the patient's state, therapy techniques such as Vamana (emesis), Virechana (purgation), Vasti (medicated enema), and Uttara Vasti special enema delivered via urethral or vaginal channels) are used. Peyadi krama must be followed by the patient (strict dietary regimen to be followed after Sodhana). This detoxification treatment aids in the removal of toxins from the body. These treatments aid in the treatment of infertility caused by ovarian, tubular, and uterine issues.

4. Treatments based on Ayurveda aid in the release of stress and the removal of toxins from the body. They hydrate the body, refresh the mind, and boost the immune system. They help to relieve stress by supporting all of the body's dhatus and calming Vata.

Along with this, special diet and exercise regimen are suggested in order to keep the entire process in sync and reverse infertility.

1. 1. Reasons for female infertility:
      1. Age: 21 – 32 is the age where women have strong ability to conceive, which then falls after the age of 32.
      2. Obesity: This is the most common factor that has an effect on infertility in both men and women.
      3. Sexually transmitted infections: Chlamydia has ability to damage the fallopian tube in women that causes infertility.
      4. Mental stress: Stress highly affects female ovulation and also leads to reduction in sexual activities that lead to infertility.
      5. Ovarian disorders: Ovarian disorders like PCOS, premature ovarian failure, poor egg quality, hyperprolactinemia, thyroid problems and chronic conditions like AIDS or cancer, can lead to infertility.

1. 1. Reasons for male infertility:
      1. Low sperm count: The sperm count below 15 million is considered as low sperm count, and becomes a cause for infertility.
      2. Low sperm mobility: In this condition, the sperm is not able to swim and neither is it able to reach the egg.
      3. Abnormal sperm: In this condition, the sperm is of irregular shape that makes it difficult to move and fertilize eggs.
      4. The conditions like testicular infection, cancer, over- heated testicles, ejaculation disorders and hormonal imbalance, also leads to infertility in men.
      5. Genetic factor: In Klinefelter’s syndrome i.e. when a man has two X chromosomes and one Y chromosome, the testicles develop abnormally and leads to low testosterone and low sperm count or no sperm.
      6. Other reasons like mumps, hypospadias, cystic fibrosis, radiation therapy, diseases like diabetes and thyroid, etc. add on to the reasons for infertility in men.
      7. Problems with uterus or fallopian tubes: Surgery that causes damage to fallopian tubes, submucosal fibroids, endometriosis or previous sterilization treatment, all tend to affect fertility in women.