A CASE STUDY- AN AYURVEDA APPROACH ON POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME

Abstract

A woman is the best and most precious creation of God. Women’s bodies undergo significant changes through-out their lives, leading to differences in health concerns for varying age groups. The reproductive cycle signifi-cantly affects in every stage of a woman’s life during the transition from a girl to a woman and a woman to a mother. PCOS is the most challenging lifestyle disorder that can affect women’s Multiple system and require a comprehensive perspective on health care for effective treatment. Metabolic derangement and associated com-plications include insulin resistance and diabetes, hyperlipidemia, fatty liver, hypertension, and sleep apnoea. Reproductive complications include oligomenorrhoea /amenorrhea, sub-fertility, endometrial hyperplasia, and cancer. Associate psychological concerns include depression and disordered eating. Additionally, cosmetic is-sues are hirsutism, androgenic alopecia, and acne. This particular feminine disorder is not described word for word in Ayurveda. Ayurveda literature is under the broad heading of Yoni vyapad, Artava dustya, and Artava kshaya. Analyzing the signs and symptoms of diseases, it can be assumed that vitiated Kapha causes Sroto-rodha (blockage of channels), resulting in Vata vaigunya. Agneya property of pitta depleted. Here is a case re-port of 25 a 25-year-old female patient who presented with irregular menstruation, rapid weight gain, and de-pression. On Ultrasonography, she has detected a bilateral polycystic ovary. Depending upon the clinical fea-tures, the patient was given Aampachan. Vatanuloman, Kaphavata hara, Medohara, and Artavajanana proper-ties of medicines and yoga. After almost three and half months of internal medicine, symptoms reduced marked-ly, and menstruation was normal.