RESUMEN
Recurrent miscarriages are characterized as three or more spontaneous abortions in a row before the 20th week. In the majority of instances, genetic factors, immunological and endocrine factors, infection, and unknown causes are the most common causes of first trimester abortion. Hormonal therapy, heparin injection, and immunotherapy are the available treatments. In this case study, the patient had three abortions during the first trimester. Because all of the tests came out normal, the diagnosis of unexplained recurrent abortions was made. For 40 days before conception, the patient was treated with Ayurvedic medications such as Indukanta Ghrita, Phalghrita. The patient was conceived with these drugs, and later Phalaghrita and other medicines were given for the duration of the pregnancy. Ayurvedic medicine is an effective way to deal with recurring abortions.
RESUMEN
Almost all the people are having a strong desire to conceive a child at some point during their reproductive lifetime. Understanding what defines normal fertility is crucial to help a person or couple to know when it is time to seek help. Factors like advanced maternal age, weight, diet, smoking, other medical conditions, ovulation disorders, hormonal disturbances, psychological factors, environmental pollutants, medications that hamper the ovulation, positive family history and infections might have an effect on conception in couples. Infertility can arise from either of the partners. But inadequate knowledge regarding fertility, misconceptions, myths have sometimes cause fatal incidences. In maximum cases of infertility the female partner is being always accused for the case. But practically both partners are equally responsible. That’s why here an attempt has been made to describe the cause and responsible factors for fertility particularly in female cases from the lens of Ayurveda, discussing the Ayurvedic concepts and practices that are followed in case of infertility in females.