Common Causes of Dysmenorrhoea
- Vāta aggravation from stress or irregular routines
- Excessive intake of dry, cold, or light foods
- Suppression of natural urges disturbing pelvic flow
- Hormonal imbalances affecting cycle rhythm
- Underlying uterine disorders like fibroids or endometriosis
Symptoms of Dysmenorrhoea
- Cramping pain in lower abdomen and back
- Pain radiating to thighs during menstruation
- Nausea, bloating, or loose stools
- Headache and irritability before periods
- Fatigue and disturbed sleep during cycles
Ayurveda’s Approach to Healing Dysmenorrhoea
- Snehana (oleation) and svedana (fomentation) for vāta relief
- Herbs like hiṅgu, aśoka, and śatāvarī
- Warm, unctuous pathya diet with ghee and spices
- Vasti (medicated enema) for deep vāta pacification
- Yoga, gentle exercise, and pranayama for relaxation
