Menstrual Problem

Menstrual Problem
As we all know, all women have to go through many milestones in their life. Health-wise and otherwise too! This journey is not that easy, considering the various steps they have to go through their entire life. The reproductive phase of women is considered as one of the healthiest period on all planes. Physically, mentally, and even emotionally, they have their bodily hormones protecting them during this period. This is the period between the onsets of menses to the onset of menopause.
But during this phase also, they may suffer from one or the other problems for which high doses of hormones may be prescribed by conventional medicine. But considering their deep action, many of us worry about the possible side effects due to these hormones. On the contrary, homeopathic treatment enables them to find a balanced menstrual cycle without having undue pressure on any other organ. Let’s see in details which menstrual disorders can be treated with homeopathy-
Late menarche
lrregular menses
(Metrorrhagia) – Some girls and women suffer from too late or too early periods. In some, they are regularly irregular and in others, irregularly irregular. It has been seen that in women who have regularly irregular periods, menses are mostly ovulatory but in girls who have irregularly irregular menses for long period of time, one has to rule out anovulatory cycles. Here, you can take help from ovulatory studies to comprehend the exact pattern of menses.
Homeopathic constitutional medicine sets this cycle straight in most case. Certain acute remedies like Senecio aureus, Pulsatilla, etc may be helpful in case of late onset of menses.
Profuse menses
(menorrhagia) – Quite common in elderly women approaching menopause too, occurring in young age as well. The heavy menstrual bleeding may occur in some feeble constitutions and hypertensive patients too. Firstly, thoroughly examining the patient for any high blood pressures or thyroid problems is important. Also, ruling out any psychological problems which are making patient think she is bleeding heavily. The menses may also occur twice or even thrice in the same month (polymenorrhea) and the patient may lose excess blood, leading to anemia.