When IVF left, Ayurveda held hands: Happiness came to the house after 12 years of marriage; 24 women filled with lap – Infertility Treatment Through Ayurveda at Khushilal Ayurvedic Hospital in Bhopal LCLN

The desire to become a mother is a dream that grows in every woman’s heart, but sometimes due to the complications and physical problems of life, this dream remains incomplete. The story of 37 -year -old Kavya (name changed) in Madhya Pradesh’s capital Bhopal was also similar. After wandering in the path of motherhood for 12 years, when modern technology IVF also failed to make their dreams come true, Ayurveda brought a new dawn in his life. After two months of treatment at Khushilal Ayurvedic Hospital in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, Kavya is pregnant for three months today and the joy of becoming a mother on her face is clearly visible.

This happiness of Kavya is not alone. In the last three years, Ayurveda has given pleasure of motherhood to 24 such women who were deprived of becoming a mother for different reasons. Of these, 16 mothers are feeding their healthy babies in the lap.

Kavya’s husband has tears of happiness in his eyes. He says, “We had given up hope. On the advice of a colleague, we came to the shelter of Ayurveda, but we did not trust. Today it is no less than a miracle for us.”

Ayurveda magic stick
Dr. Moushumi Kulhare, a gynecologist of Khushilal Ayurvedic Hospital, is the architect of this miracle. She says that the reasons for not becoming a mother are different in every woman. For example, sometimes tube blockage, sometimes thyroid, sometimes cervical or uterine problems. But the treatment of every pain is hidden in the ancient books of Ayurveda.

Dr. Kulhare says, “We first examine both husband and wife. After knowing the reason, they do their counseling. Ayurveda says that for maternity happiness, it is important to be healthy with the body as well as the mind. Sometimes stress becomes the biggest obstacle.”

Color brought change in lifestyle
On the advice of Dr. Kulhare, Kavya and her husband made a change in their routine. Waking up early in the morning, doing yoga-pranayam and leaving the habit of sleeping during the day-these small changes gave new energy to his body and mind. After this, Panchakarma Therapy and Ayurvedic medicines showed their effect.

The doctor says, “The mind starts changing only by changing the lifestyle. By adopting healthy habits, couples are physically and mentally ready for motherhood.”

Goodbye to junk food said goodbye
Ayurvedic treatment was an important part of- changes in catering. Dr. gave strict instructions to the couple to stay away from junk food and flour made. Kavya gave rough grains, salads, sprouts and seasonal fruits to her plate by saying goodbye to pizza, samosa and chili-spicy food. Dr. Kulhare says, “These changes detox the body and improve breeding health.”

Free treatment, mpcst’s cooperation
A special program is also going on to eliminate infertility in Khushi Lal Ayurvedic Hospital, which has been funded by Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology (MPCST). Under this program under the leadership of Dr. Nisha Bhalerao and Dr. Moushumi Kulhare, every woman is treated for two months and during this time all the medicines are given free. This initiative has lit a ray of hope for those couples, who cannot get expensive treatment due to financial constraints.

Ayurveda raised new hope
This success of Khushilal Ayurvedic Hospital is a living evidence of the strength of Ayurveda. When modern medical practices responded, Ayurveda gave 24 women like Kavya to become mothers. This story is not only to fulfill the incomplete desire for motherhood, but also to bring the power hidden in the ancient medical system to the world again. Ayurveda has proved that even when all the paths are closed, there is always a ray of hope.

Say them
Pt. Khushilal Sharma Government (Autonomous) Ayurveda College and Institute Principal Dr. Umesh Shukla said, “A project is conducted on infertility under the leadership of Gynecologist Dr. Nisha Bhalerao and Dr. Moushumi Kulhare at Ayurveda College. In this, 60 women have to be studied. It is being worked on in the sponsorship of MPCST. So far, there has been positive results in research. ‘