Archana Chikte and Swati Ambekar

Motherhood, is a cherished desire deeply ingrained in the hearts of many women, as it brings new meaning to their lives and existence. However, achieving motherhood can sometimes be challenging and requires optimal reproductive health. Amongst the yonivyapada described by acharyas Udavarta Yonivyapata is one in which the yoni is seized with pain and initially throws or pushes the raj upwards then discharges it with great difficulty. This can be correlated with the symptoms of dysmenorrhea. Up to 90% of women have dysmenorrhea, or period discomfort, with up to 30% experiencing severe symptoms. According to estimations from the World Health Organisation, dysmenorrhea is the main factor contributing to persistent pelvic discomfort. It may have an effect on a woman's life satisfaction, productivity at work, and use of medical services.

Aim and Objectives: The aim of this study was to do a comparative evaluation of the effectiveness of haritakyadi churna and rajpravarartini vati in the management of udavarta yonivyapada (dysmenorrhea).

Methodology: The study was conducted by dividing a total number of 60 patients into two groups A and group B who were treated with haritakyadi churna and rajapravartini vati respectively and assessed according to the assessment criteria.

Observations & Results: It was drawn on the basis of case record form and the assessment criteria. Statistical analysis was done on the basis on Wilcoxon sign ranked test and Mann witney tests.

Conclusion: On the basis of the observations and the statistical analysis it was concluded that haritakyadi churna and rajpravarartini vati are equally effective in the management of udavarta yonivyapada (dysmenorrhea)

DOI: 10.22271/phyto.2025.v14.i2b.15278

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