AYURVEDIC APPROACH FOR MANAGEMENT OF ASRIGDARA: A CASE STUDY

Introduction: Abnormal uterine bleeding is a broad term that describes irregularities in the menstrual cycle involving frequency, regularity, duration, and flow volume outside pregnancy. The symptoms of Asrigdara, which are expatiated in Ayurveda, are closely similar to that of abnormal uterine bleeding. The approach mode through oral treatment acts as aamapachaka, vatapitta shamaka, agnivardhak, stambhaka, and soolahara. So Ashokarishta, Chandraprabha vati, Avipatikara churna, and Sukumara ghrita were selected to manage the Asrigdara. Method: This is a single case study of a 38-year-old female patient who came with the complaint of increased duration of periods of more than ten days with heavy bleeding and the reduced interval between periods from 2 months. In this case study, palliative management was done with oral Ayurvedic formulations. The main aim of the treatment was to minimize cyclic blood loss with regularization of the cycle and to improve the patient's general condition. Result: There was a reduction in bleeding and duration of menstrual flow without clots, and the patient remained entirely asymptomatic on observation during follow-ups.