Can Kalarchi choornam be taken for fallopian tube blocks?
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Hello doctor,
I am having Kalarchi choornam for cysts in my ovary. Is it effective for a fimbrial block in fallopian tube as well? Is it possible for me to get pregnant going on this choornam?
Hello,
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Kalarchi choornam is a Siddha medicine used to treat ovarian cysts. Consult your specialist doctor, discuss with him or her, and with their consent take the medicines. Fimbrial blockage of fallopian tube mostly occurs due to ovarian cysts because of multiple large-sized ovarian cyst plugs in the fimbrial opening of the fallopian tube. Due to the continuous use of this Kalarchi choornam, it reduces the size of the ovarian cyst and helps to remove blockage as well. So there is a hope to get conceived in the future.
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