Tuesday, January 08, 2013

Women Problem


A friend once asked me: Why can’t menstrual be like the process of urinating?

Well I seriously wish so, then you don’t have to 
  • spend so much on sanitary pads & etc
  • worry about staining
  • stress over cramps  =.=
  • and all other problems like diarrhea, vomiting and passing-out.
Premenstrual tension and menstrual cramps are obviously, not uncommon among females. Some lucky ones never really felt anything in their lifetime, but for some, is their worst nightmare. 

Source says A few days before menstruation, some women become nervous and irritable. They suffer from depression, headaches, swollen breasts, insomnia, and swelling in the lower extremities which may be due to hormonal imbalance.

Some suffers Dysmenorrhoea (painful menstruation)

  • Research suggests that there are certain hereditary factors that play a role in the level of pain and discomfort a woman experiences along with menstruation.

Menstrual cycle problems such as heavy bleeding, cramps, and nausea can also be connected to conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome Irregular or even absent menstrual periods are among the most common symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome and can sometimes be wrongly diagnosed as pregnancy.

Some suffers Amenorrhoea (Stoppage of Menstrual Flow) 

  • This is natural during pregnancy and at the menopause, but abnormal at any other time. 

The main causes contributing towards this condition are anemia, worry, grief, fright, or other serious emotional disturbances; malformation of the womb; tuberculosis; displacement of the womb; and debility, especially after a serious illness. 

Some, Menorrhagia (Excessive Menstrual Flow) 

This is common in some women. A variety of causes may be responsible for this trouble, including fibroids. 

There are so many remedy available to ease these symptom, so ladies don't torture yourself, go traditional & organic if you are against pills and tablets.

You can opt for

  • Parsley - regular use of parsley juice, particularly in conjunction with beet juice; or with beet, carrot, and cucumber juices.
  • Ginger - The infusion, sweetened with sugar, should be used thrice daily after meals as a medicine for treating this condition. You can use honey instead of sugar if you wish to and it would be best to have this tonic as soon as you wake up in the morning.
  • Sesame seeds - Half a teaspoon of powder of these seeds, taken with hot water twice daily
  • Unripe papaya - helps the contractions of the muscle fibres of the uterus and is thus beneficial in securing a proper menstrual flow.
  • Bengal Gram - A bath prepared by putting an entire Chickpea plant in hot water is beneficial in painful menstruation

  • Marigold - An infusion of the herb should be given in doses of one tablespoon twice daily for the treatment of these disorders.

Banana Flower

The use of banana flower is one of the most effective home remedies in the treatment of menorrhagia or excessive menstruation. One banana flower should be cooked and eaten with one cup of curd. This will increase the quantity of progesterone and reduce the bleeding.

Coriander Seeds

Coriander seeds are also beneficial in the treatment of excessive menstruation. Six grams of these seeds should be boiled in half a litre of water. This decoction should be taken off the fire when only half the water remains. Sugar candy should be added to it and the patient should drink it when it is still warm.

Mango Bark

The juice of the fresh mango bark is another valuable remedy for heavy bleeding during menstruation. The juice is given with the addition of white of an egg or some mucilage- a kind of vegetable glue obtained from a plant, and a small quantity of the kernel of a poppy. As an alternative, a mixture of 10 ml of a fluid extract of the bark, and 120 ml of water may be given in doses of one teaspoon every hour or two.

Ashoka

The bark of the Ashoka tree is an effective remedy for excessive blood loss during the monthly period which occurs due to uterine fibroids and other causes. It should be given in the form of decoction in treating this condition. About 90 gm of the bark should be boiled in 30 ml of milk and 360 ml of water till the total quantity is reduced to about 90 gm. This quantity should be given in one day, in two or three doses. The treatment should commence from the fourth day of the monthly period and should be continued till the bleeding is checked. A fresh decoction should be made for use each day.

Indian Barbery

The herb Indian barbery is also useful in case of excessive bleeding. It should be given in doses of thirteen to twenty-five grams daily.

My Remedy



 The wondrous hot-bag with a cozy bed for a lazy bump who doesn't bother to get the herbs and prepare remedies.


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