Aatreya Ayurveda is one of the renowned Ayurvedic Clinic for Unexplained Infertility treatment in in Hinjewadi, Dr. Sagar Pampattiwar, our esteemed infertility specialist at Aatreya Ayurveda Clinic has successfully treated various cases of Ayurvedic Unexplained Infertility in Hinjewadi. We offer Shodhana Chikitsa, Rasayana Chikitsa and Vajikarana Chikitsa for unexplained infertilty among other therapies at our clinic.

Introduction Ayurvedic Clinic for Unexplained Infertility treatment in Hinjewadi :

Infertility is the inability to naturally conceive after regular unprotected sexual intercourse over the course of over a year. It is an increasingly dominant health concern across the world, creating population growth slumps and affecting the physical, mental and financial capabilities of various couples. In fact, studies indicate that it affects a staggering 15% of registered couples worldwide. And,it also manifests in more than way, one of which, the phenomenon of unexplained infertility, is more challenging. This occurs when conventional medical evaluations do not reveal any inherent abnormalities or obstacles in the reproductive system, ovulation patterns, semen quality, hormonal system or tubal potency of the couples. Here, conception does not take place even if all appears well, remaining just out of reach for many aspiring parents with no sturdy medical system to depend on. In fact, even the means of IVF, ovulation induction and intrauterine insemination (IUI) do not provide the intended relief.

Here, Ayurveda, as always, offers a proven pathway to a stable solution. Through holistic perspectives and targeted root cause elimination, all designed to suit the needs, physical and mental structure, and even the psychological and spiritual domains of the couple, it can paint a clear picture of possible causes, systematically tackling them as required.

In Ayurveda’s belief, unexplained infertility is not an undefined diagnosis but a clear case of heavy dosha imbalance, with the body’s governing energies being out of their natural state, with the body’s Agni in disarray, the channels obstructed and the reproductive tissues deeply damaged. Here, we will explore how Ayurveda provides a comprehensive, proven method of dealing with this particular concern.

Understanding Unexplained Infertility in Ayurveda :

Vandhyatva, as it is termed in Ayurveda, begins with an explanation and understanding of the requirements of a healthy conception, which demand the alignment of four important factors— Ritu ie appropriate timing, Kshetra ie a healthy uterus, Ambu ie adequate nourishment of both the parents, and Beeja ie a viable and healthy sperm and ovum. Also termed Garbha Sambhava Samagri, even a subtle imbalance in any of these can throw the body off its natural state and result in impaired conception. There are a few other obvious factors which also take significance when treating unexplained infertility.

Of the five types of the Vata dosha that exist in our bodies, the Apana Vata is responsible for what we term the downward eliminative functions, which encompass the regular and very essential processes of menstruation, ovulation, sperm ejaculation, and even foetal expulsion. In the event that a person is suffering from either irregular sleep, consuming an erratic diet, undergoing excessive physical exertion, worrying chronically or even travelling frequently, the Apana Vata can become aggravated, which in turn impairs follicular rupture, gamete transportation, implantation, and hormonal feedback loops, all critical processes for healthy conception.

Agni, which governs metabolism at the gastrointestinal and tissue levels, if weak, creates a chain reaction where it leads to incomplete digestion, which leads to the formation of Ama, a toxic sludge-like substance which starts accumulating the gut, also obstructing the channels which hold reproductive essence, leading to reduced vitality of gametes and creating an unfavourable uterine condition as well.

Continually, bodily tissues are nourished through the transformation of digested food into nutrients and energy. Shukra ie the reproductive tissue is a refined, delicate and complex tissue, directly impacting fertility. If one experiences poor nutrition, suffers from stress, or even a prolonged illness, the required nourishment can be impaired, resulting in Shukra kshaya ie a depleted reproductive power, which can result even in the presence of a ‘normal’ anatomy.

Rajas and Tamas are identified to be psychological doshas that also govern the body and any mental afflictions such as grief, fear, anxiety or even unresolved trauma can disturb the mental equilibrium and consequently, aggravate the Vata dosha. This can adversely impact the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian (HPO) axis, going on to influence menstrual and ovulatory patterns. In fact, even chronic mental stress can lead to inflammation and energy stagnation, both of which creat an unfavourable environment for fertility.

Jaataghni yonivyapada, Vaamini yonivyapada and Udavartini yonivyapada explained in Ayurveda can be correlated with Unexplained infertility.

Preventive Ayurvedic Practices (Swasthavritta and Achar Rasayana) :

Ayurveda, like all its practices, tackles this concern in a holistic, deep manner. It does not just attack the symptom but dives into rooting out the cause, right from the first step, creating a path to cure through daily, seasonal, lifestyle practices that create a harmonious balance. A common list of these practices are:

Dinacharya (Daily Regimen): This requires the maintenance of a consciously regulated lifestyle, aimed to stabilize doshic imbalances. In this, one must awaken during Brahma Muhurta ie the 96 minutes before sunrise; administer Abhyanga with warm sesame or dhanwantaram oil, practice yoga asanas and pranayama, consume freshly cooked, warm meals at consistent times, and also avoid sleeping during the day and staying awake at night. While this daily routine is not an exhaustive account, it does include the basic practices needed for creating a well rounded lifestyle.
Ritucharya (Seasonal Discipline): Each season has a certain effect on the prevelant doshic imbalance, in line of which, Vata imbalances including infertility intensify in the autumn and early winter seasons. To prevent this, one must consume warm, oily, nourishing foods
Aahara (Wholesome Diet): Since diet forms the foundation of tissue development and reproductive vitality, one should include warm milk, ghee, dates, jaggery, saffron, soaked almonds, sesame seeds in their diet and avoid frozen food, leftovers, excess spices, raw salads and stimulants like coffee and alcohol

Therapies offered by Ayurveda :

1 Shodhana Chikitsa ie Panchakarma: Panchakarma, is central to curing unexplained infertility in a natural, safe and proven manner. It includes various therapies in its umbrella, which are administered at the discretion of the Ayurvedic practitioner. These include:

Vamana: It can be beneficial in addressing unexplained infertility by specifically targeting excess or vitiated kapha dosha. Excess Kapha dosha can create obstruction in the body channels including related to those reproductive system which can lead to the formation of conditions like PCOS, irregular and heavy periods, and even cyst formation on the ovaries. By eliminating excess Kapha, Vamana clearing obstructions and promoting energy flow, especially in regard to the reproductive organs.
Virechana: Virechana is used to expel aggravated Pitta dosha and other toxins from the body. This process, like Vamana, is also administered for its efficiency in clearing obstructions from the reproductive channels, reducing inflammation in the body, however subtle, including the expulsion of any pelvic congestion, which is also one of the more complex reasons of unexplained infertility.
Basti (Medicated Enema): Basti is a significant therapy for addressing this concern of unexplained infertility. It acts on various levels, dealing with different probable causes at the same time and even making the body healthier through it. Its effects include:
- Balancing the Vata Dosha: As an important factor that must be considered while assessing reproductive health, it is effectively pacified by the administration of Basti, which in regards to Vata, helps regulate uterine contractions, fallopian tube motility and improves overall reproductive health and function.
- Detoxification: By eliminating accumulated toxins from the colon, Basti creates a better ground for fertility. This is because the colon is closely related to the reproductive organs via shared nerve and blood supply, and thus detoxifying the same creates a positive overall effect.
- Tissue Nourishment: The medicated oils used in Basti have specific properties that rejuvenate and strengthen the uterus, ovaries, follicles, endometrial thickness and fallopian tubes, especially in what is known as the Anuvasana Basti.
- Basti also improves digestion and nutrient absorption, making the body stronger and healthier.
Uttara Basti: This one is administered via the vaginal or urethral route, making use of medicated oils like Phala Ghrita, Yashtimadhu Taila, or Dashamoola Taila to restore the uterine tone, enhance endometrial receptivity, and facilitate fertilization in females and improving sperm quality and sperm quantity in men.

2. Rasayana Chikitsa and Vajikarana Chikitsa (Rejuvenation Therapy/ Virilification therapy): Panchakarma treatment is followed by the Rasayana treatment These Rasayanas are a particular type specialized formulations that help rebuild and rejuvenate the depleted dhatus and strengthen the Ojas. These rasayana and Vajikarana medicines improves sperm quality and sperm quantity in males and good quality follicles, endometrial thickness in females. It makes use of formulations like: Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus), which is a proven galactagogue and uterine tonic; Ashwagandha which helps in enhancing sperm count ; Kapikacchu (Mucuna pruriens), which can enhance dopamine; Amalaki (Emblica officinalis), which is rich in antioxidants, helping cellular regeneration.

All these therapies are safe and proven to be effective over the course of many years of practice for treating unexplained infertility in HInjewadi at our clinic.

Yoga in Fertility Enhancement :

Exercise in itself is an important part of maintaining a healthy, balanced body. Here Yoga plays a pivotal role by regulating neuroendocrine function and restoring homeostasis, since it has been designed by keeping in mind those requirements.

Asanas like Supta Baddha Konasana, Paschimottanasana and Viparita Karani are recommended in order to regulate hormone function. Pranayama practices of Anulom Vilom (Alternate Nostril Breathing), Bhramari (Bee Breath) and Ujjayi (Oceanic Breath) also help in the same.

Conclusion :

A long lasting, comprehensive solution to Ayurvedic Clinic for Unexplained Infertility treatment in Hinjewadi does exist under the experienced practice of Dr. Sagar Pampattiwar. Visit our clinic for a consultation today.

Unexplained infertility, while, well, unexplained and largely uncurable, by modern medicine, is a completely curable concern for Ayurveda, which already holds a deep understanding of it. It addresses the root cause, usually an imbalance of doshic energies, a weak digestive system, affected mental health and an unstable lifestyle, all of which usually combine themselves in this case. By addressing and curing these roots, and by integrating a personalised path to cure, Ayurveda lays ground for healthy conception.

Ayurveda does not just cure the symptom, it goes deep to the roots to weed out the underlying causes, starting treatment from there. In this case, it nurtures the factors that give rise to life. It rejuvenates both body and mind, creating a harmonious balance of all the conditions required for natural, healthy and safe fertility.