An Ayurvedic Management of Bandhyatava Associated with Repeated Abortions: A Case Report

Dr. Nisha Kumari, Dr. Sunil Sharma, Dr. Soni Kapil

Abstract: In Ayurveda infertility has been explained under Bandhyatava. AcharyaHarita has defined Bandhyatava as failure to achieve a child rather than pregnancy as Garbhsravior Mritavasta Bandhya. AcharyaKashyapa has described Pushpaghani Jatiharini with repeated expulsion of fetus at various gestational ages. Description of Bandhyatva is available in most of the Ayurvedic classics including Nidana, Lakshna, Bheda and Chikitsa. In the current case scenario, Bandhyatava is due to repeated abortions. A 28-year female presented to PTSR OPD with history of repeated abortions. To achieve conception and complete the pregnancy the four factors i.e. Ritu, Kshetra, Ambu & Beeja should be in appropriate state, patient was planned for Samshodhana therapy to normalize these four factors. In Ayurveda the main cause of repeated abortion has been considered as vitiated Vata dosha & Basti is said to be best treatment for vitiated Vata dosha. To study the efficacy of Samshodhan Karma along with Shaman Chikitsha and Phala Ghrita Utter Basti in Bandhyatava associated with repeated abortions, patient has been treated with Samshodhan Karma & 3 consecutive cycles of UtterBasti along with Shaman Chikitsha. After the treatment protocol patient conceived and carried a healthy pregnancy & delivered a healthy male baby at term. Samshodhanachikitsha along with Sthanikchikitsha i.e. Utter Basti &Shamana chikitsha has promising result in Bandhyatava due to repeated abortions.

Keywords: Bandhyatava, Repeated Abortions, Garbhsravi Bandhya, Mritavasta Bandhya, Samshodhana, Shamana, Stanik Chikitsha

How to Cite?: Dr. Nisha Kumari, Dr. Sunil Sharma, Dr. Soni Kapil, "An Ayurvedic Management of Bandhyatava Associated with Repeated Abortions: A Case Report", Volume 14 Issue 11, November 2025, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 1443-1445, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR251118110118, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/SR251118110118