Nayuruvi, also known as Indian Burr or Achyranthes Aspera, is a highly valued medicinal herb in traditional medicine. In Tamil, it is referred to as “நாயுருவி” and is commonly used for treating various women’s health issues, particularly excessive menstrual bleeding. It is also known as “Perumpadu,” meaning “struggling a lot,” which signifies its ability to treat conditions related to prolonged or excessive bleeding.
Understanding Excessive Menstrual Bleeding
Many women experience heavy menstrual bleeding due to conditions such as ovarian cysts, menopause, or an enlarged endometrial wall. This leads to frequent pad changes (sometimes more than ten times a day), resulting in a significant decrease in hemoglobin levels. Symptoms of excessive blood loss include:
- Increased cravings for rice, flattened rice, and puffed rice
- Fatigue and weakness
- Shortness of breath even with minimal physical activity
Often, women turn to medications to control excessive bleeding, but these provide only temporary relief. In severe cases, doctors may recommend the removal of the uterus. However, Nayuruvi offers a natural, traditional remedy that can effectively address the issue without invasive procedures.
How to Use Nayuruvi for Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
Nayuruvi has been traditionally used to manage and control sudden and excessive blood flow. Here’s how you can prepare and consume it:
Preparation Method:
- Take the entire Nayuruvi plant, including the root.
- Cut it into small pieces, from top to root.
- Grind the pieces with water and extract the juice.
- Filter the extract and mix it with one teaspoon of gingelly oil.
- Consume this mixture immediately.
This remedy is known to provide instant relief by stopping heavy blood flow effectively. For best results, consume this juice for three consecutive days. However, if the problem persists for more than six months, it is advisable to seek alternative treatments.
The Significance of Nayuruvi in Women’s Health
Nayuruvi is particularly beneficial for:
- Women experiencing heavy menstrual flow due to ovarian cysts or hormonal imbalances.
- Women going through menopause who suffer from excessive bleeding.
- Those with an enlarged endometrial wall leading to abnormal uterine bleeding.
By consuming Nayuruvi in the prescribed manner, women can avoid unnecessary medical interventions such as hysterectomy (uterus removal) and regain their health naturally.
Conclusion
Nayuruvi (Achyranthes Aspera) is a powerful herbal remedy that has been used in traditional Tamil medicine for centuries. It offers an effective and natural solution for controlling excessive menstrual bleeding, preventing hemoglobin deficiency, and promoting overall uterine health. Embracing such traditional remedies can help women maintain their reproductive health without relying on modern medications that only offer temporary relief.
As emphasized by Naturalist Consultant Gnana Sundarapandiyan, traditional plants like Nayuruvi are nature’s gift, and their medicinal benefits should be utilized to maintain a healthy and balanced life.
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