Ayurvedic Management of Garbhasravi Vandhyatwa w.s.r. to Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

Abstract

Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (RPL) is defined as two or more failed clinical pregnancies before 20 weeks. In Ayurveda, RPL corresponds to Garbhasravi due to Garbhasthapaka impairment. Case: A 31-year-old woman with four consecutive early pregnancy losses (7–8 weeks) presented with 1.5 months of amenorrhea and a desire to continue healthy pregnancy. Assessment: Previous losses showed absent cardiac activity; Ayurvedic evaluation suggested Vata-Pitta vitiation and Dhatu kshaya. Intervention: Shatavari granules, Amalaki Rasayan, and Amyron syrup were administered throughout pregnancy along with routine antenatal monitoring. Outcome: The patient carried the pregnancy to full term and delivered a healthy baby without complications. Conclusion: Ayurvedic Garbhasthapaka therapy may support favourable outcomes in RPL patients. Further research is recommended.