Leucorrhoea (Śveta Pradara)

Overview

Persistent vaginal discharge can be physiological or due to infections/irritants. Red flags include fever, pelvic pain, blood-stained discharge, or strong odor—seek a clinician's care. Mild cases may improve with hygiene, dietary moderation, and addressing triggers.

Symptoms

• Continuous white, sticky discharge; sometimes with odor
• Vulval irritation or itching; occasional burning on urination
• Back or calf discomfort; fatigue; mood changes

Ayurvedic Perspective (Supportive)

Classical texts describe Śveta Pradara where aggravation of Kapha and impaired Agni affect Rasa Dhātu in the vaginal tract, leading to painless whitish discharge. Support addresses Kapha imbalance, improves digestion, and tones reproductive tissues, complementing modern gynecological care.

Note: Diagnostic tests and prescriptions are by your gynecologist; supportive measures do not replace them.

Diet & Lifestyle

• Prefer light, warm, freshly cooked meals; reduce heavy, oily, cold, very sweet or sour foods.
• Limit tea/coffee, alcohol, and ultra-processed drinks; prioritize water and simple soups.
• Increase fruits and vegetables; maintain regular sleep and bowel routines.
• Hygiene: breathable cotton underwear; wash and sun-dry garments.
• Avoid explicit content that may increase arousal if it worsens symptoms.

Some Home Remedies (Comfort)

• Mild lukewarm sitz bath for comfort; avoid harsh antiseptics unless advised.
• Traditional tips (e.g., gentle ginger/fenugreek preparations) may help some—confirm safety with your clinician.
• Stay hydrated; choose easily digestible foods during flare-ups.

See your clinician for new/severe symptoms, fever, pelvic pain, or foul odor.

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