Uttarbasti Treatment in Pune
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Uttarbasti Treatment

Specialized Panchakarma Therapy for Reproductive & Urinary Health

Experience the healing power of traditional Ayurvedic medicine with Uttarbasti - a proven therapy for infertility, pelvic health, and urinary conditions.

60%
Success Rate
1000+
Patients Treated
15+
Years Experience

Panchakarma Therapy

For men: Sterile oil douche through urethra into bladder

For women: Medicated oil via vagina and cervix into uterus

Strict hygienic conditions
Understanding the Therapy

What is Uttarbasti Treatment?

Uttarbasti (also called Uttaravasti or Uttar Basti) is a specialized Panchakarma therapy in Ayurveda that involves instilling medicated oils or herbal liquids into the pelvic organs via the urinary or genital passages.

Literally, it is an "enema through the upper (Uttara) passage". This procedure is done under strict hygienic conditions by an experienced Ayurvedic practitioner. It aims to deliver healing herbs directly to the reproductive and urinary tracts.

Medicated Oils
Herbal Liquids
Seasonal Wisdom

Ideal Season for Treatment

Ayurveda traditionally considers the seasonal timing when planning Panchakarma therapies

Monsoon Season

(Varsha Ritu)

Vata dosha is typically aggravated by damp, cold monsoon weather. Basti treatments are most beneficial during this time.

Early Winter

Vata-Balancing Season

Body's tissues are more receptive to cleansing and nourishment during this Vata-pacifying season.

Post-Menstrual

(Rutu-Kala) For Women

The uterine canal is open and tissues can more easily absorb the medicated oil during this phase.

Optimal Timing for Fertility

For fertility or gynecological purposes, treatment is typically given just after menstruation concludes, during a time when the womb is ready to receive the therapy and tissues can more easily absorb the medicated oil.

Therapeutic Benefits

Uttarbasti Benefits

Uttarbasti has a range of therapeutic uses for both genders, acting as both a cleansing (shodhana) and nourishing (sthapana) therapy. The herbal oils cleanse the local channels and strengthen reproductive tissues.

Shodhana

Clearing Pelvic Blockages

It helps remove obstructions or adhesions in the fallopian tubes (a common cause of infertility) or relaxes narrowed urethra in cases of stricture.

Conception

Fertility Support

By improving uterine health and ovarian function, Uttarbasti can support conception. It nourishes the endometrium and may help regulate menstrual cycles.

Women's Health

Gynecological Disorders

Indicated for various yoni-roga including anovulation, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea (painful periods), menorrhagia, uterine prolapse, or recurrent genital infections.

Urinary Wellness

Urinary Tract Complaints

Relieves chronic urinary symptoms like burning micturition (Mutrakruccha), urinary retention (Mutraghata), frequent infections, or poor urine flow.

Pain Management

Pelvic Pain Relief

By balancing Vata in the pelvic region, patients often report relief from pelvic or cervical pain (yoni shula) and improved pelvic blood flow.

Integrative Care

Adjunct to Modern Therapy

Some clinics use it alongside IVF or Western treatments to enhance endometrial receptivity and general tissue healing.

Evidence-Based Traditional Therapy

While comprehensive clinical trials are still few, traditional knowledge and case series consistently highlight Uttarbasti's role in these conditions. The dual action ensures both cleansing and nourishment of reproductive tissues.

For Women

Uttarbasti Procedure in Female

The female Uttarbasti procedure follows gynecological best practices combined with Ayurvedic steps, allowing the medicine to act directly on the uterus and tubes.

01
STEP 01

Initial Prep

The woman's bladder and bowels are emptied. A medicated oil abhyanga (massage) and warm steam to the lower abdomen are given to relax the pelvis.

02
STEP 02

Positioning

The patient lies on her back with knees bent (lithotomy). A routine per-vaginal exam is done to check uterus size and any pathology.

03
STEP 03

Cervical Access

A sterile speculum and retractor expose the cervix. The cervix is grasped with forceps, cleansed with antiseptic, and the external os is dilated.

04
STEP 04

Cannula Insertion

A soft intrauterine cannula is gently passed through the cervical canal up to the uterine fundus. The patient's body is tilted (reverse Trendelenburg).

05
STEP 05

Oil Instillation

Using a syringe, 10–15 ml of warm medicated oil or ghee is slowly injected through the cannula into the uterus. Drops are given until the prescribed amount is delivered.

06
STEP 06

Completion

The instruments are withdrawn. The patient rests, and blood pressure/pulse are monitored for 1–2 hours. Mild cramping may occur but usually resolves quickly.

Medicated Oils Used

Phalaghruta Fertility & conception
Narayana Taila General uterine health
Yavakshara Taila Cleansing & nourishment

Key Herbs

These oils contain uterine-tonic and rejuvenating herbs that help cleanse and nourish the endometrium:

Shatavari Ashoka Pushpa Dhanva

Is Uttarbasti Painful?

Uttarbasti is generally not painful. Since no major surgery or cutting is involved, patients usually feel only mild sensations. The insertion of the catheter or cannula is done with lubricant and care, so it is comparable to standard medical catheterization.

Many report just slight pressure or fullness, not sharp pain. The medicated oils (which are often warm and soothing) can cause a sensation of relief rather than discomfort. Any cramping or irritation afterward is typically mild and short-lived.

Non-invasive procedure
No anesthesia needed
Comparable to catheterization
Warm, soothing oils

Proven Success Rates

Clinical evidence demonstrates the effectiveness of Uttarbasti therapy in treating reproductive and urinary conditions

60%

Tubal Patency Restored

In women with blocked fallopian tubes

40%

Conception Rate

Within two months of treatment

68.75%

Infertility Success

Restored tubal patency in clinical trials

100%

Safety Record

No major complications reported

* Based on controlled clinical studies and case reports

Treatment Process

A carefully structured Panchakarma protocol ensuring safety, comfort, and effectiveness

1

Pre-Treatment

Preparatory therapies including full-body massage (Abhyanga) and steam therapy (Swedana) to relax pelvic muscles. Infections and contraindications are ruled out.

1-2 days
2

Patient Positioning

Patient is positioned comfortably. Bladder is emptied beforehand. Vital signs are monitored, and strict aseptic precautions are maintained.

15 mins
3

Oil Instillation

Warm oil or medicated ghee (1-2 CC) is slowly introduced through a sterile catheter or cannula. The oil is infused drop by drop for optimal absorption.

20-30 mins
4

Post-Treatment Rest

Patient rests for 15-20 minutes under cover. Vitals are rechecked. Herbal support and dietary guidance are provided.

20 mins
5

Treatment Course

The cycle is repeated daily for 7-21 days depending on the condition. Patients are advised to avoid bathing or intercourse for 1-2 days after each session.

1-3 weeks

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Uttarbasti treatment

What is Uttarbasti Treatment?
Uttarbasti is a specialized Panchakarma therapy in Ayurveda that involves instilling medicated oils or herbal liquids into the pelvic organs via the urinary or genital passages. It delivers healing herbs directly to the reproductive and urinary tracts under strict hygienic conditions.
Is Uttarbasti painful?
Uttarbasti is generally not painful. The procedure is done gently with lubricant and care, similar to standard medical catheterization. Most patients feel only mild pressure or fullness, not sharp pain. The warm medicated oils are often soothing.
When is the ideal time for Uttarbasti?
For women, Uttarbasti is ideally done in the post-menstrual phase (Rutu-Kala), just after menstruation ends, when the uterine canal is open and tissues can more easily absorb the medicated oil. Seasonally, it's often scheduled during monsoon or early winter.
What conditions does Uttarbasti treat?
Uttarbasti treats female infertility (especially tubal blockages), anovulation, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, uterine disorders, and pelvic pain. For men, it addresses urethral stricture, urinary retention, burning micturition, and chronic urinary symptoms.
How long does the treatment take?
A single session takes about 1-2 hours including pre and post-treatment care. The actual oil instillation takes 20-30 minutes. A typical treatment course runs 3 -5 days post bleeding depending on disease and patients condition.
Can Uttarbasti cure stricture?
Clinical evidence shows Uttarbasti can significantly improve and in many cases resolve urethral strictures. Studies demonstrate complete reversal in carefully selected patients, with symptoms remaining resolved long-term.
Are there any side effects?
When performed by experienced practitioners with proper aseptic technique, Uttarbasti has an excellent safety record. Some patients may experience mild cramping or spotting afterward, which resolves quickly.
How soon can I expect results?
Results vary by individual and condition. Clinical studies show 40% of women conceived within two months of treatment for tubal infertility. For urinary conditions, many patients experience symptom relief during or shortly after the treatment course.
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Take the first step towards better reproductive and urinary health with our time-tested Ayurvedic therapy. Our experienced practitioners are here to guide you through your personalized treatment journey.

Expert Consultation
Comprehensive assessment by certified Ayurvedic specialists
Personalized Treatment
Customized therapy plan tailored to your specific condition
Ongoing Support
Continuous monitoring and guidance throughout your healing journey

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