What are some possible Ayurvedic remedies which are believed to improve male and female fertility issues?
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Unbelievable as it may sound, but Ayurvedic herbs which are recommended for infertility have been used for centuries and are completely safe. Also to note is the fact that most of the above mentioned are beneficial in both men and women. Try safe, effective Ayurvedic remedies before resorting to more chemical and/or invasive methods to treat fertility.
Ayurveda is helpful in treating infertility issues
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Ayurveda has time tested solutions to treat infertility. From simple dietary changes and lifestyle changes to Ayurvedic herbs to massages to detoxification methods, there are multiple options that Ayurveda offers for infertility issues. Ayurveda believes that infertility (like any other issue) needs to be treated in a wholesome manner. Start with simple lifestyle changes and gradually move to more advanced Ayurvedic measures to treat infertility. Sometimes, the simplest of changes will do wonders.
What are the common male fertility issues?
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Male fertility issues include both the mechanism to produce sperm and the ways it finds its way into the uterus to conceive. So, while there could be issues with the quality and the quantity of sperm produced, there could also be issues with ejaculation. Both these could cause issues with male fertility. Male fertility issues are very commonly associated with external or psychological factors, and counselling can help in many cases.
Ayurveda believes infertility is not an isolated issue.
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Not just infertility, Ayurveda believes that any health issues are due to an imbalance between the 3 elements in the body Pitta, Vaata, and Kapha. When one element is in excess, specific types of health issues arise. The diet, herbs, massages, and other techniques are aimed at restoring this balance, which in turn will overcome the infertility issues. Follow the instructions of the Ayurveda consultant, which can cover multiple modes to overcome the infertility issues.
What are some of the female infertility issues?
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Female fertility issues are a lot more common than male fertility issues. These again could include both psychological and physiological, the first being more common than a second lot of reasons. There could be the poor quality of eggs, unhealthy uterus which cannot support a pregnancy, blocked fallopian tubes which do not allow for conception, etc. However, a major chunk is psychological reasons, given the taboo nature that sex enjoys in our society. Women need to be educated on the proper and safe pregnancy methods to avert infertility and other issues related to pregnancy.
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