Gynecology
Treatment & Remedy Guidelines
Uterus-
In the lower section of the female stomach, the place between the urethra and anus is called uterus. The uterus is a type of empty bag that is like the shape of guava or pear. The embryo is nourished in this part up to 9-10 months. It can be small or big. When the embryo starts on growing, at the same time, it also starts on enlarging and after giving birth to young ones; it comes in its original shape after contracting. The upper section of it is called ‘Uterus Root. The section below it is narrow and is known as ‘Uterus neck’. There is a hope present in this neck that is called ‘Uterus mouth’. Around uterus neck, a tube about 3 inches in length is connected, which is called ‘Vagina’.
The ovary-
There are 2 structures each about 1 inch long are located in both the sides of female uterus, is called ‘Ovary’. There are 10-20 tiny foetuses present in each ovary.
Menstruation:-
When a girl steps in young stage, all her organs becomes strong. At the same time, foetus (ovum) comes out from ovary and blood comes out after making in the ovary, colal-tube and uterus, which is called menstruation. It comes out in between the age of 14 to 44-45 years at an interval of every 28-28 days. The skin presents inside the uterus is like that of the skin presents inside the mouth. The color of this skin is changed after every 28 days and then blood or secretion comes out from the uterus till 3-5 days, which is called menstruation.
During menstrual flow, homoeopathic drugs should not be taken.
During this period, she should not take bath and involve in sexual intercourse.
According to human physiology, only few drops of blood in changed into sperm. As the foetus (ovum) presents in the ovary, sperm is also present in the testicles. A tiny and long living organism presents in the sperm, which is called spermatozoa. When matured ovum and spermatozoa are fused (meet), the female gets pregnant, but sometimes she also becomes pregnant even after 10-15 days of menstruation.
Classification
- Category Female Diseases
- Disease ID 166