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Introduction:The Ayurvedic treatment known as Uttarbasti is becoming more well acknowledged for its ability to treat infertility in both men and women.In order to address a variety of underlying reproductive diseases, medicinal oils or decoctions are administered directly into the uterus through the urethra or cervix. Methods:This review looks at how Uttarbasti is used to treat female infertility, which includes endometriosis, tubal obstructions, and hormonal imbalances, as well as male infertility, which includes oligospermia, asthenospermia, and erectile dysfunction. Results:Research has indicated that Uttarbasti is effective in curing varicocele, enhancing the number and quality of sperm, and revitalizing male reproductive organs.It improves the odds of conception in females by helping to clean the fallopian tubes, control menstrual cycles, and balance hormones.Moreover, it can facilitate implantation during IVF. Discussion:The reason for Uttarbasti's efficacy in treating male infertility is its capacity to enhance blood circulation, diminish inflammation, and provide nourishment to the reproductive tissues.It supports female fertility by assisting with adhesion reduction, hormonal balance, and obstruction removal.Many people seeking infertility therapy also favor Uttarbasti because of its minimal adverse effects and non-invasive nature. Conclusion:Uttarbasti provides an all-encompassing method of treating infertility, addressing underlying issues and improving chances of conception for both sexes.Due to its efficaciousness, it can be considered a useful therapeutic instrument in the management of infertility.To investigate its modes of action and long-term impacts, more research is necessary.
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