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Welcome to **AYUFY**, your digital gateway to the healing traditions of Ayurveda. 

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Postpartum Depression


	Postpartum depression (PPD) is a common type of depression that occurs after childbirth, affecting up to 15% of individuals. It can manifest as emotional highs and lows, frequent crying, fatigue, guilt, and anxiety, making it challenging to care for the baby. However, it is treatable with medication and counseling.


	Overview


	What is postpartum depression?


	PPD is a form of depression occurring after childbirth, affecting not only birth parents but also surrogates and adoptive parents. Hormonal, physical, emotional, financial, and social changes post-delivery contribute to its symptoms.


	Types of postpartum depression:


	1. Postpartum blues or baby blues: Common and temporary, usually resolving within two weeks without treatment.


	2. Postpartum depression:


	 More severe than baby blues, affecting about 1 in 7 new parents, with symptoms ranging from mild to severe.


	3.Postpartum psychosis:


	 A rare but severe form requiring emergency medical attention, characterized by hallucinations, delusions, and suicidal thoughts.


	 Who is affected by postpartum depression?


	It's common, with up to 75% experiencing baby blues and 15% developing postpartum depression. Postpartum psychosis affects 1 in 1,000 individuals.


	 How do I distinguish between baby blues and postpartum depression?


	While both have similar symptoms, baby blues are milder and last about 10 days, whereas postpartum depression symptoms are more severe and can last weeks or months.


	Symptoms and Causes


	What are the symptoms of postpartum depression?


	Symptoms include sadness, guilt, anxiety, changes in appetite or sleep patterns, lack of energy, and thoughts of self-harm or harming the baby.


	 What causes postpartum depression?


	Hormonal changes, along with social and psychological factors, contribute. A rapid drop in estrogen and progesterone levels after childbirth is thought to play a role.


	 Can postpartum depression affect my baby?


	Yes, it can lead to bonding issues, behavioral problems, and neglect of the child's care.


	 Diagnosis and Tests


	How is postpartum depression diagnosed?


	Healthcare providers assess symptoms during postpartum visits and may use depression screening tools like the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale.


	 Ways to cope with postpartum depression:


	Seeking support, joining a support group, maintaining healthy habits, and prioritizing self-care can help cope with PPD.


	 What happens if postpartum depression isn't treated?


	Untreated PPD can lead to severe consequences, including low energy, impaired decision-making, and thoughts of self-harm.


	Prevention


	Can postpartum depression be prevented?


	While not entirely preventable, managing expectations, seeking help, prioritizing self-care, and fostering support networks can reduce the risk.


	 Outlook / Prognosis


	What is the outlook for women with postpartum depression?


	With professional help, most individuals can overcome PPD symptoms.


	 Living With


	 When should I seek professional medical treatment for symptoms related to postpartum depression?


	Seek help if symptoms persist beyond two weeks, impair daily functioning, or involve thoughts of harming oneself or others. In emergencies, dial 911 or contact the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

Postpartum DepressionPostpartum depression (PPD) is a common type of depression that occurs after childbirth, affecting up to 15% of individuals. It can manifest as emotional highs and lows, frequent crying, fatigue, guilt, and anxiety, making it challenging to care for the baby. However, it is treatable with medication and counseling.OverviewWhat is postpartum depression?PPD is a form of depression occurring after childbirth, affecting not only 

Postpartum Depression 

What is DFI..?


	 The Sperm DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI) measures the integrity of DNA within sperm cells, crucial for providing quality genetic material to the fetus, reducing the risk of chromosomal abnormalities during development.


	 Why Investigate Sperm DFI?


	 Even with normal sperm and female factors, repeated early pregnancy loss may signal high DFI. Chromosomal abnormalities, often from sperm or egg, contribute to most early pregnancy losses. High DFI can also impact fertility and the success of assisted reproductive techniques like IVF and ICSI.


	 Causes of High DFI:


	 1. Oxidative Stress: Resulting from factors like irregular diet, stress, infections, and sedentary lifestyle.


	 2. Lifestyle: Poor diet, lack of hydration, consumption of acidic foods, stress, and tight clothing.


	 3. Varicocele: Engorged scrotal veins raising scrotal temperature.


	 4. Genetic Factors.


	 Normal DFI:


	 DFI &lt;15% is typically considered normal. Higher percentages correlate with increased infertility risk.


	 Ayurvedic Approaches:


	 Ayurveda, a holistic science, focuses on physical and mental well-being. Treatment begins with assessing the patient's constitution and disease. It involves herbal medication and lifestyle modifications.


	 Ayurvedic Interventions:


	 - Snehapana: Internal oleation therapy to improve metabolism and reduce oxidative stress.


	 - Virechana or Vamana: Cleansing therapies to detoxify the body and improve gut function.


	 - Uttaravasti: Special enema therapy for nourishing tissues, including sperm.


	 Dos &amp; Don'ts:


	 - ✅Dos: 


	 - Regular exercise for 30 minutes daily.


	 - Wear loose, cotton clothing, especially at night.


	 - Vitamin and mineral supplementation.


	 - Prompt treatment of infections.


	 - ❌Don'ts: 


	 - Avoid sedentary lifestyle and tight clothing.


	 - Avoid hot water for genital hygiene.


	 - Avoid placing laptops on the lap for prolonged periods.


	 Conclusion:


	 DFI assessment and management, combining modern diagnostics with Ayurvedic interventions and lifestyle modifications, offer a comprehensive approach to address male infertility and reduce the risk of early pregnancy loss. Consulting a specialist for personalized guidance is crucial. 
	 
	By: Dr. Arya Satheesh, BAMS, MS (OBG) 
	Infertility Consultant_ Ayufy.

What is DFI..? The Sperm DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI) measures the integrity of DNA within sperm cells, crucial for providing quality genetic material to the fetus, reducing the risk of chromosomal abnormalities during development. Why Investigate Sperm DFI? Even with normal sperm and female factors, repeated early pregnancy loss may signal high DFI. Chromosomal abnormalities, often from sperm or egg, contribute to most early pregnancy losses. H

SPERM DNA FRAGMENTATION INDEX(DFI)-BEYOND SPERM ANALYSIS 

Menopause is a natural biological process that all women experiences in their late 40' s or early 50' s following stoppage of menstruation for 12 consecutive months without any pathology. It happens when the ovaries stop producing eggs and estrogen and progesterone levels decline in circulating blood.


	 During the transition period to menopause, often changes happens to the menstrual cycle, bodies internal thermostat, sleep, vaginal health and mood. Periods may be inconsistent, shorter, longer, lighter or heavier than usual. Many women experiences hot flashes and night sweats during the transition and for many years after menopause. 


	In menopausal women, due to decrease in estrogen production ,calcium absorption in the small intestine is reduced leading to a decrease in bone density. Women experiences vaginal dryness, pain, recurrent vaginitis and urinary tract infections .Majority of women in the ageing population spend 1/3rd of their lives in post menopausal state and more likely to suffer from mood swings including depression, anxiety, frequent headaches and even loss of sleep. There is also an increased risk of heart disease, diabetics and increased cholesterol level in blood due to impaired lipid metabolism.


	In Ayurveda menopause is termed as 'Rajonivrutti' and drugs such as sathavari,brahmi, aswagandha etc including medicines are very effective in treating the symptoms associated with menopause. Now every woman can lead her menopausal life in a blissful way through proper diet, exercise and yoga and a personalized treatment plan.

Menopause is a natural biological process that all women experiences in their late 40' s or early 50' s following stoppage of menstruation for 12 consecutive months without  any pathology. It happens when the ovaries stop producing eggs and estrogen and progesterone levels decline in circulating blood.      During the transition period to menopause, often changes happens to the menstrual cycle, bodies internal thermostat, sleep, vaginal health an

​Menopause _Journey to strength and vitality.

◾Best Ayurveda herbs for Post-natal care (Mother)


	Ayurvedic medicines and formulations for postnatal care are designed to support the mother’s recovery, boost immunity, promote healthy lactation, and balance the body’s energies. However, it’s important to note that the selection of specific medicines should be based on individual constitution (Prakriti), any imbalances (Vikriti), and the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner. Here are some commonly used Ayurvedic medicines and herbs for postnatal care:


	◾Diet for post-delivery according to Ayurveda


	Ayurveda emphasizes a balanced and nourishing diet during the postpartum period to support the mother’s recovery and promote the healthy development of the baby. The diet recommendations take into account the mother’s constitution (Prakriti), the season, and any imbalances that may have arisen during childbirth. Here are some general dietary guidelines for postpartum care in Ayurveda:


	🔹Warm and Cooked Foods: Warm, cooked, and easily digestible foods are preferred during the postpartum period. These foods are believed to enhance digestion and prevent the accumulation of toxins. Avoid raw and cold foods.


	🔹Ghee: Ghee (clarified butter) is highly valued in Ayurveda for its nourishing and healing properties. It is often included in postpartum diets to support digestion, strengthen tissues, and promote lactation.


	🔹Grains: Incorporate a variety of cooked grains like rice, quinoa, barley, and oats. Grains provide energy and nutrients necessary for recovery.


	🔹Protein-Rich Foods: Include lentils, beans, tofu, and well-cooked meats if non-vegetarian. Protein supports tissue repair and muscle strength.


	🔹Vegetables: Choose cooked and easily digestible vegetables such as carrots, zucchini, spinach, and beets. These provide essential vitamins and minerals.


	🔹Spices: Use warming and digestive spices like ginger, turmeric, cumin, coriander, and fenugreek. These spices enhance digestion and promote healing.


	🔹Herbal Tea: Herbal teas made from herbs like fennel, fenugreek, cumin, and chamomile can support digestion and lactation.


	🔹Nuts and Seeds: Almonds, walnuts, sesame seeds, and sunflower seeds provide healthy fats, protein, and nutrients. Soaking nuts and seeds before consumption can enhance their digestibility.


	🔹Hydration: Drink warm fluids such as herbal teas, warm water, and soups to stay hydrated and support digestion.


	🔹Avoid Heavy and Difficult-to-Digest Foods: Foods that are hard to digest, heavy, and oily should be limited. This includes deep-fried foods and rich desserts.


	🔹Limit Spicy and Gassy Foods: Spicy foods and gas-producing foods like beans and cabbage should be consumed in moderation to prevent digestive discomfort.


	🔹Small, Frequent Meals: Eat smaller, balanced meals throughout the day to maintain stable energy levels and support digestion.


	🔹Bone Broths: Nourishing bone broths, made from organic and hormone-free sources, can provide essential nutrients and support tissue healing.


	🔹Avoid Stimulants: Limit or avoid caffeine, as it can disrupt sleep and potentially affect lactation.


	◾Ayurveda treatment protocol for baby post delivery


	Ayurveda places significant emphasis on the well-being of both the mother and the newborn during the postnatal period. While the mother’s health and recovery are crucial, Ayurveda also provides guidelines for the care of the newborn to ensure proper growth, development, and overall health. Here are some Ayurvedic principles and practices for postnatal care for the baby:


	🔸Oil Massage (Abhyanga): Gentle oil massage using herbal-infused oils is recommended for the baby. This helps promote healthy growth, improve circulation, and strengthen the baby’s muscles and bones.


	🔸Swaddling: Swaddling the baby in soft, breathable cloths provides a sense of security, warmth, and comfort. Swaddling can also help prevent the baby from being disturbed by sudden movements.


	🔸Warmth: Keeping the baby warm is essential. Avoid exposing the baby to cold drafts or low temperatures, especially during the first few weeks.


	🔸Breastfeeding: Breast milk is considered the best and most balanced nutrition for the baby. Ayurveda encourages exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life to support healthy growth and development.


	🔸Herbal Supplements (if needed): Depending on the baby’s constitution and any specific needs, Ayurvedic practitioners may recommend certain herbal supplements to support digestion, immunity, and overall well-being.


	🔸Oral Care: Gently cleaning the baby’s mouth with a soft, clean cloth after feeding can help maintain oral hygiene.


	🔸Avoidance of Overstimulation: Babies are sensitive to external stimuli. It’s advisable to keep the baby in a calm and peaceful environment, avoiding excessive noise, bright lights, and overwhelming stimuli.


	🔸Mother-Baby Bonding: Close contact with the mother, including skin-to-skin contact, promotes bonding and emotional well-being for the baby. It also helps regulate the baby’s body temperature and supports breastfeeding.


	🔸Natural Bathing: Gentle bathing using warm water is recommended for the baby. Avoid harsh soaps and shampoos, as they can disrupt the baby’s delicate skin balance.


	🔸Balancing Vata Dosha: Babies are considered to have a delicate and developing constitution with high Vata dosha. Practices that help balance Vata, such as warmth, nourishment, and soothing routines, are beneficial.


	🔸Massage with Specially Formulated Baby Oils: Ayurvedic baby massage oils are formulated to be gentle and nourishing for the baby’s delicate skin. Massaging the baby’s body can support circulation, digestion, and relaxation.

◾Best Ayurveda herbs for Post-natal care (Mother)Ayurvedic medicines and formulations for postnatal care are designed to support the mother’s recovery, boost immunity, promote healthy lactation, and balance the body’s energies. However, it’s important to note that the selection of specific medicines should be based on individual constitution (Prakriti), any imbalances (Vikriti), and the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner. Here are som

JOURNEY OF POSTNATAL CARE through AYURVEDA

◼️What Is Breast Cancer?


	Breast Cancer is the development of a malignant lump within the breast. Generally, the foremost common symptom is a node within the breast, but it’s not vital that each lump on the breast converts to breast cancer. Various breast cancer signs could embrace skin sensation, modification in breast size, discharge, inversion of nipples, and breast pain.


	While cancer cell develops in a body while the other breast cells get mutated and start growing; they both form a tumor and contain one breast or spread to another alternative breast; lungs are various inner frame components. Most cancers spread to other organs. The patient is at higher risk of relapse.


	Our body produces multiple cells which keep on dying and reproducing themselves to sustain us. According to some researchers, the human body changes every seven years. To make matters simple, the functionality of each cell depends on the organ, which is originating.


	◼️Ayurvedic View Of Breast Cancer:


	According to the principles of Ayurveda, your body based on the Tridosha’s, which include Vata, pitta, and Kapha.


	An imbalance in these doshas can lead to diseases and disruption in your health. Cancer occurs when an imbalance of all three doshas experienced.


	Improper diet and lifestyle considerations for being the primary reason for this imbalance in doshas, leading to breast cancer.


	Our digestive fire is also affected, which leads to the accumulation of toxins by blocking your body’s channels.


	All these factors are collectively responsible for the development of breast cancer.


	◼️Types Of Breast Cancer:


	1. Nature Of Cancer:


	Non- Invasive Breast Cancer: Cancer cells can be “in situ” (in situ meaning – in position/on-site). They contained around the point of origin. Breast cancers caused by such cells are also known as “noninvasive breast cancer.”


	Invasive Breast Cancer: When cancer cells multiply and spread out to or invade nearby body parts of the breast, then breast cancer is known as “invasive breast cancer.” Breast cancer spreads to the lymph nodes, and hence, the first sentinels to fall are the underarms’ lymph nodes.


	Invasive Lobular Breast Cancer:


	Invasive Lobular Breast Cancer is known as the second most common type of cancer in the world. Cancer cells start to originate from the lobules of the breast and spread outwards to other body parts.


	Lobular Carcinoma In-Situ (LCIS):


	Lobular Carcinoma is noninvasive breast cancer with abnormal growth in the lobules of the breast. It is generally misrepresented as DCIS because they are both noninvasive. LCIS is different because the tumour in the lobules is benign in nature; however, it increases cancer development risk.


	3. Ductal Breast Cancer:


	Cancer that originates and spreads from the milk ducts to other parts of the breast and body are known as Ductal Breast Cancer. Now we have established a brief understanding of the factors considered while typifying breast cancer, here are the types of breast cancer:


	4.Ductal Carcinoma In-Situ (DCIS):


	Cancer develops in the milk ducts and remains contained to the point of origin. In-Situ is noninvasive in nature. Cancer may become invasive if left untreated, while breast cancer may have milk in ducts during the initial stages.


	Invasive Ductal Carcinoma (IDC):


	It is the most common type of breast cancer and is also known as the Not Otherwise Specified (NOS) type of cancer. Invasive ductal breast cancer is also known as cancer, is of No Special Type (NST).


	5. Medullary Breast Cancer:


	Medullary breast cancer is observed on physical examination and doesn’t feel like a lump. It looks like the spongy part of the breast. It generally diagnosed through a mammogram.


	6.Tubular Carcinoma:


	Tubular Carcinoma is rare, amounting to only 2% of all diagnosed cases. It is named because we observe it under a microscope; its cell structure resembles a tube’s design. Cancer does not form any lump in a breast and passes the most physical exams, as it may feel like the spongy parts of the breast. It is detected through a mammogram, and it is generally diagnosed in women over the age of 50. It responds well to hormonal therapy.


	7. Paget Disease:


	Paget disease is a rare disease affecting the nipple and dark skin around the nipple and often misdiagnosed as other skin diseases. Paget disease often comes along with a lump in the breast, which could be in-situ or invasive. Generally, it is difficult to diagnose this disease, and an accurate diagnosis of invasive Carcinoma reached just when cancer has spread to the lymph nodes.


	8. Mucinous Breast Cancer:


	Mucinous breast cancer is the production of mucus in cells. However, this mucus formation also leads to a comfortable and favourable diagnosis.


	◾Symptoms Of Breast Cancer:


	1) Swelling in all or part of the Breast


	2) LUMP in the breast &amp; underarms


	3) Pain In Breast, skin irritation


	4) Dimpling, redness, scaliness, thickening of the nipple or breast skin


	5) Inward turning nipple


	6) Discharge from nipple other than breast milk.

◼️What Is Breast Cancer?Breast Cancer is the development of a malignant lump within the breast. Generally, the foremost common symptom is a node within the breast, but it’s not vital that each lump on the breast converts to breast cancer. Various breast cancer signs could embrace skin sensation, modification in breast size, discharge, inversion of nipples, and breast pain.While cancer cell develops in a body while the other breast cells get mutat

​BREAST CANCER _An Ayurvedic View

Celebrating Womanhood: Exploring Ayurvedic Wisdom for Women's Health


	As we celebrate International Women's Day, it's an opportune moment to delve into the rich tapestry of Ayurvedic wisdom, which offers profound insights into nurturing women's health and well-being. Rooted in ancient Indian tradition, Ayurveda recognizes women as embodiments of divine energy and emphasizes the importance of holistic care to honor their unique constitution and life journey. 


	Harmonizing with Nature: Understanding Women's Ayurvedic Constitution


	Ayurveda teaches us that each individual possesses a distinctive constitution, or Prakriti, comprising the three fundamental energies known as doshas: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. For women, understanding their predominant doshic makeup is pivotal in maintaining equilibrium and vitality.

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		·Vata: Reflecting qualities of movement and creativity, Vata governs bodily functions related to mobility, circulation, and nervous system activity. When Vata is out of balance, women may experience irregular menstrual cycles, anxiety, and digestive disturbances.
	
	
		·Pitta: With its fiery and transformative nature, Pitta governs metabolism, digestion, and hormonal balance. Imbalances in Pitta can manifest as inflammation, acidity, and hormonal fluctuations in women.
	
	
		·Kapha: Endowing stability and nourishment, Kapha governs structure, lubrication, and immunity. Excess Kapha can lead to conditions such as weight gain, sluggishness, and respiratory congestion in women.
	
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	Honoring Women's Cycles: Embracing Menstruation and Menopause


	Ayurveda reveres the natural rhythms of a woman's life, viewing menstruation and menopause as sacred transitions deserving of reverence and self-care.

<ul>
	
		·Menstruation: During menstruation, women are encouraged to turn inward, embracing rest and nurturing practices to replenish their energy reserves. Gentle exercise, warm herbal teas, and supportive self-care rituals can alleviate discomfort and promote hormonal balance.
	
	
		·Menopause: As women transition into menopause, Ayurveda emphasizes the importance of hormonal harmony and vitality. Ayurvedic herbs, mind-body practices, and wholesome nutrition play key roles in supporting women through this transformative phase, fostering resilience and well-being.
	
</ul>

	Cultivating Self-Nourishment: Ayurvedic Self-Care Rituals


	In the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda, self-care is not merely a luxury but a profound necessity for holistic well-being. Rooted in the understanding of individual constitutions (doshas) and the harmony of mind, body, and spirit, Ayurvedic self-care rituals offer a pathway to self-nourishment and vitality.


	·Daily Routines (Dinacharya): Ayurveda emphasizes the importance of aligning our daily routines with the natural rhythms of the day. From rising with the sun to gentle self-massage (Abhyanga) using warm oils, each ritual is tailored to cleanse, rejuvenate, and invigorate the body.


	·Mindful Nutrition: According to Ayurveda, food is not just sustenance but medicine for the body. By understanding one's unique doshic balance, individuals can cultivate a diet that supports their constitution, emphasizing fresh, seasonal, and whole foods. Mindful eating practices such as chewing thoroughly and savoring each bite enhance digestion and nourishment.


	·Herbal Remedies: Ayurvedic herbs and spices are potent allies in promoting balance and vitality. From adaptogenic herbs like ashwagandha to digestive aids such as ginger and turmeric, incorporating these natural remedies into daily life can support immunity, digestion, and overall well-being.


	·Yoga and Movement: Movement is essential for maintaining the flow of prana (life force) throughout the body. Ayurveda encourages practices like yoga, tai chi, and gentle stretching to promote flexibility, strength, and energy balance. Tailoring movement practices to one's dosha ensures a personalized approach to physical well-being.


	·Rest and Relaxation: In our fast-paced world, rest is often undervalued. Ayurvedic self-care emphasizes the importance of adequate rest and relaxation to recharge the body and mind. Practices such as meditation, deep breathing, and bedtime rituals promote restful sleep and rejuvenation.


	·Emotional Well-being: Ayurveda recognizes the intimate connection between the mind and body. Cultivating emotional balance through practices like journaling, self-reflection, and cultivating gratitude fosters inner harmony and resilience in the face of life's challenges.


	·Connection with Nature: Nature is the ultimate healer in Ayurveda. Spending time in nature, whether through walks in the forest, gardening, or simply basking in natural sunlight, rejuvenates the senses and reconnects us with our innate vitality.


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	Empowering Women's Health Through Ayurveda


	On this Women's Day, let us embrace the holistic wisdom of Ayurveda as a guiding light for women's health and empowerment. By honoring the innate rhythms of womanhood and embracing self-care practices rooted in Ayurvedic tradition, women can cultivate resilience, vitality, and a profound sense of well-being, radiating their unique brilliance into the world.

Celebrating Womanhood: Exploring Ayurvedic Wisdom for Women's HealthAs we celebrate International Women's Day, it's an opportune moment to delve into the rich tapestry of Ayurvedic wisdom, which offers profound insights into nurturing women's health and well-being. Rooted in ancient Indian tradition, Ayurveda recognizes women as embodiments of divine energy and emphasizes the importance of holistic care to honor their unique constitution and life