Raja Pravartini Vati

Raja Pravartini Vati is an Ayurvedic medicine that is primarily used for the treatment of Amenorrhea problems in women. The primary ingredients of this medicine are a combination of herbs that are known to have uterine stimulant properties.

Raja Pravartini Vati (also known as Rajah Pravartini Vati and referred to as Kasisadi Vati) is an ayurvedic drug presented in tablet form used for the cure of different primary and secondary female health issues. Its primary effects come on uterus and ovaries. These tablets induce the ovulation and rectifies the ovarian functions. It also enhances the menstrual discharge because of its emmenagogue action. Raja Pravartini Vati is useful in amenorrhea, oligomenorrhea, dysmenorrhea with light menstrual periods or meager menstruation and backache on menses. It is useful if patient experiences obstruction of outflow during menses. Only with medical supervision should this medication be administered.

Raja Pravartini Vati (spelled as Rajah Pravartini Vati and referred as Kasisadi Vati) is an ayurvedic remedy in tablet form meant for the treatment of most primary and secondary women’s health issues. Its prime effects are seen over uterus and ovaries. These tablets induce the ovulation and rectifies the ovarian function. It also induces the menstrual discharge owing to its emmenagogue action. Raja Pravartini Vati is useful in the management of amenorrhea, oligomenorrhea, dysmenorrhea with light menstruation or infrequent menses and menstrual backache. It is useful when patient experiences obstruction of outflow during menstruation. Only a doctor should recommend taking this medication.

Benefits

• Raja Pravartini Vati possesses Ushana (Hot) potency. All the ingredients used in this ayurvedic medicine are having strong emmenagogue action that encourages menstrual flow by releasing obstruction in menstruation. 
• This blockage is often brought on by insufficient blood flow to the pelvic organs, which in Ayurvedic terms is described as an increase in Kapha and an exacerbation of Vata.
• Rajah Pravartani Vati not just pacifies Kapha dosha and Vata dosha, but it also enhances Pitta dosha which is needed in these patients.

Uses Of Raja Pravartini Vati

Amenorrhea & Oligomenorrhea

Amenorrhea is a medical condition characterized by the absence of menstruation in women.By improving blood flow to the pelvic region, Raja Pravartini Vati promotes menstruation and helps with the release of menstrual blood.Some of Its components like Kasis bhasam and Asafetida is studied to possess effective emmenagogue property. This activity of herbal ingredients also treats Oligomenorrhea.  Amenorrhea is a medical condition characterized by the absence of menstruation (periods) for at least three consecutive menstrual cycles.Amenorrhea occurs because of disorders in the female reproductive organs, or glands which regulate the hormone levels.

Causes of amenorrhea are the intake of some medicines, birth control, stress, malnutrition, hormonal imbalance of women (PCOS/PCOD, thyroid disorder, etc.). Other causes include defects in the female reproductive system.

It can be administered along with Kumaryasava, Dashmoolarishata for improved efficacy.

Raja Pravartini Vati should be given until the patient gets her period.

When the patient receives the period with normal flow, then it should be discontinued for 10 days, then again it should be resumed. This should be done for at least 3 to 6 months to regularize the menstrual cycle.

Dysmenorrhea

Dysmenorrhea is a gynecological disorder of a painful period.

Some of the symptoms associated with primary dysmenorrhea include

• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Giddiness
• Constipation
• Diarrhea
• Fainting
• Cramping
• Lower back pain Abdominal and thigh pain
• Infertility
• PCOS
• It is only used when the patient does not have any Pitta conditions involved, but in cases when the primary reason is Vata and Kapha Dosha, it must be administered. The patient experiences menstrual flow blockage and pain during the menstrual cycle with a thin period or scanty menstruation. It has anti-spasmodic activity therefore it stimulates menstruation and stops the pain. It has the finest herbs for menstruation.

Leucorrhoea (White discharge) – 

• It is administered in leucorrhoea. Most women are affected by leucorrhoea premenstrually and postmenstrually.
• It may be taken with Pushyanug Churan, Dashmoolarishata.

• Impact on Tridosha – It calms Pitta and Vata.

Dosage of Rajah Pravartini Vati

• Tila Kashaya and Kulattha Kashaya: 2 tablets twice daily after breakfast and dinner with lukewarm water.
• It is generally administered from the fourth week of the menstrual cycle up to the beginning of menstruation. 
• The medicine must be discontinued immediately after the beginning of menstruation, or after 2 – 3 days thereafter.