Prevalence of vandhaytva (female infertility) w.s.r. to anovulatory factor in sthula sharira and krusha sharira patients - a cross sectional survey study
Journal name: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
Original article title: Prevalence of vandhaytva (female infertility) w.s.r. to anovulatory factor in sthula sharira and krusha sharira patients - a cross sectional survey study
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Patel Jalpa
Shilpa B Donga
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Year: 2020
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Introduction: Female infertility is a global health issue in the current era. Due to Unwholesome Nutritional, Psychological, Social and Environmental factors there are continuously increasing incidence of Infertility over the World. Anovulation is probably the major cause of female infertility which inevitably disrupts a woman’s chances to conceive and affects personal as well as social life of a female. Survey is the way by which one can present the classical facts and directives in more practical manner to the current society. Objective: To find out the prevalence of Anovulatory factor among 110 patients (Age 20-40 yrs.) with Female Infertility, its etiological, aggravating factors in Sthula and Krusha Sharira patients and to assess its preventive measures in patients attending OPD & IPD of PTSR, IPGT&RA, GAU, Jamnagar. Method : Crosssectional survey study. Result: 63.64% patients were having Primary Infertility while 17.27% of Patients had Secondary Infertility and remaining Patients (19.09%) were observed with Repeated Abortion. 61.60% of patients had 2-5 years chronicity. 31.82% patients were presented with Irregular menses. 61.82% of patients had been suffering from Dysmenorrhea. 63.64% of patients were found Nulligravida. Excess intake of Amla-Katu Rasa Pradhana- Ahara and Ushna-Laghu Gana Pradhana Ahara were consumed regularly by Patients of this study . Etiological factors like Adhyashana in 63.64% and Vishamashana 43.64% were observed. 44.55% and 83.64% Patients had history of Ratrijagarana and Divaswapna respectively. 54.55% of Patients were found stressful. 40% of Patients were Sthula Sharira (Obese) while 11.82% of Patients were Krusha Sharira (Thin). Conclusion: Quantitative empirical measures and qualitative data have shown that Prevalence of Female infertility w.s.r. to Anovulatory Factor found 67.70% in this study. As compared to Krusha Sharira Patients, Prevalence of Anovulation was found more in Sthula Sharira Patients. Keywords: Female Infertility, Anovulation, Survey Study, Sthula and Krisha Sharira , Prevalence INTRODUCTION Female infertility is a global health issue in the current era
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