Herbs that can Enhance Fertility and Reduce Fibroid to the Minimum

Fibroid is among the main reasons why women become infertile worldwide. 

Every year, there are around 100,000 instances in Nigeria alone. The majority of those impacted are women who are fertile.

A fibroid, also known as a uterine fibroid, is a tumour that develops inside and outside of the uterus or womb. Thankfully, it's not malignant.

Even while it might not be harmful or cause cancer, it might result in other health issues that cause excruciating pain.

The majority of fibroids' symptoms include painful cramps, heavy, prolonged vaginal bleeding with clots or lumps of blood, especially during menstruation, and pelvic pain and discomfort.

Not every fibroid exhibits noticeable symptoms or requires particular care because some of them may go away on their own.

Although the exact causes of fibroids are unknown, it is thought that hormones, namely oestrogen, and genetics may play a significant influence.  Abortions and infections can also be major contributing factors.

Fibroids are medical conditions that, in most circumstances, need to be surgically removed. Few would choose to go through it, despite its high success rate.

Thankfully, there is no need for surgery when using the traditional/local method of treating fibroid because the herbs assist reduce the growth  until it disappears.

The fact that this type of treatment does not cure fibroid tumours quickly is one of its drawbacks. Before you see the outcome or notice a difference, it could take months.

Some herbal medicines, it has been said, can reduce it in a matter of days to weeks with treatment.

Thus, you might be interested in learning about some of the indigenous herbs that have the potential to treat or even prevent the growth of fibroid. It is not only efficient, but the additional range of nutrients it provides will also be beneficial to your 

body.

1. Bitter Leaf

This is bitter, green, leafy vegetable can also be used as herbs. For the health benefits it offers, many people require it even though it makes a delicious pot of soup.

Similar to all other bitter herbs, it helps eliminate the cells that lead to fibroid growth and tumours in the body through the colon.Bitter leaf extract is used typically to treat rashes, eczema, and other skin infections in many traditional medicines.

Its juice has the potential to lower blood pressure and sugar. Furthermore, one of the main causes of fibroid is hormonal imbalance, which can aid in regulating.

A glass of bitter leaf juice taken at least once daily has been shown in numerous studies to help reduce fibroid size.

To accelerate results, bitter leaf can be combined with scent leaf, garlic, and other appropriate herbs and vegetables.

2. UDA SEED (NEGRO PEPPER)

Increasing blood circulation is one of uda seed's most notable benefits. It facilitates better menstrual flow and keeps uterine blood clots from forming.

It is therefore advised for mothers who have recently given birth. They either use it as a spice in food or drink it as tea.Some people soak uda seeds in gin or other alcohol to effectively extract the active ingredients. A tincture is the term for this procedure.

Although it might be a useful technique for extracting herbs, it is not always the healthiest because it can result in excessive alcohol consumption.

However, uda seeds function by ensuring that no clotting of any kind remains in the womb, as this can result in the formation of fibroid and infertility.

3. Leafy Guava

This gift from nature is beneficial not only for fibroids but also for treating ovarian cysts.

In addition, it treats infections, balances hormones, and enhances menstrual flow. 

More importantly, because it contains folate and other healthy nutrients, it aids in improving fertility.

Men also need to have it. By increasing their sperm count, it helps men with infertility issues. 

You can obtain numerous additional advantages by ingesting guava leaf juice or extract.

According to the experiences of those who have taken it, it helps to reduce sugar levels, stop stomach aches, and detoxify the body, particularly when it comes to native guava leaves (as opposed to agric ones). 

If you take too much, though, your blood pressure will rise due to low blood sugar. Thus, always use it sparingly.

4. Aidan Fruit, or Ushakirisha

Although it isn't as widely available as black or negro pepper, this spice can still be found in stores. It's also available for purchase from people who sell herbs.

Ushakirisha in Igbo, Aridan in Yoruba, Dawo in Hausa, Uyayak in Akwaibom, and Edeminang in Efik are the regional names for Aidan fruit.

This spice has a practical use in traditional medicine and is widely available in Nigeria and a few other West African nations.

Aidan fruit is a useful remedy when used locally for ailments like fever, diarrhoea, measles, and other ailments. More significantly, it is used by many women for hormone balancing and opening obstructed Fallopian tubes.

Similar to uda seed, it aids in removing any blood clots that might otherwise occur and obstruct conception.As a result, it's a fantastic herb for boosting fertility and preventing fibroids. Some people consider it to be a magical herb.

5. The Shepherd's Purse

The ability of shepherd's purse to enhance blood circulation throughout the body is one of its advantages.

Because of this, the plant is very effective in treating severe bleeding and clotting.

We are all aware that heavy menstrual flow or bleeding, frequently accompanied by excruciating cramps, is one of the potential symptoms of fibroid.

Shepherd's purse is a common remedy used by traditional healers to help patients with similar symptoms. On the other hand, it can also help to balance the hormone (oestrogen) and prevent the growth of fibroid.This plant may not have a native name because it is not native to Nigeria.

6. Pawpaw Leaves and Unripe Seeds

Many ailments have been effectively treated with unripe pawpaw. Its seeds are also crucial in the case of fibroid.

Pawpaw, especially the unripe variety, contains the enzyme papain. The leaves and seeds are highly concentrated in this protease, also known as a proteolytic enzyme.It facilitates the fragmentation of proteins. Papain aids in fibroid swelling and inflammation reduction. It eventually fades away.

Thankfully, it functions both inside and outside the body. As a result, it can treat keloids and other forms of bodily inflammation.

Some people find that soaking the unripe pawpaw leaves and seeds in water for several days before consuming them is the best way to get this nutrient.

Others can boil the leaves, strain them, and drink the juice alone or mixed with other herbs.

Whichever approach you take, the outcome will probably be the same. It is important that you get adequate of this nutrient in order to support effective outcomes.

7. Soursop (Asparagus leaves)

In Nigeria, soursop is a seasonal fruit, but it has many other uses besides just being a delicious fruit with a seductive flavour.

Fibroids can be effectively treated with the stem and leaves of the soursop fruit. It is actually one of the most reliable and safest treatments, and has been for a long time.

You ought to give the leaf a thorough wash.

Boil for approximately fifteen minutes.

After letting it cool, strain the leaves.

The herbal extract with water base can then be consumed as tea.  It is frequently mixed with guava leaves and turmeric for better, quicker results.

The way the herbal extract functions is by keeping the fibroid from obtaining adequate nutrition, which promotes growth. The fibroid tumours eventually die as a result of starvation. 

The juice of soursop leaves has also been shown in numerous studies to have anti-cancer properties. It's also taken by a lot of people for this course.

Most of the time, the above-mentioned herbs work best when combined with other herbs to produce effective outcomes.

In summary

Fibroid surgery shouldn't always be the first course of action.

God has already bestowed upon us the beauty of nature and its blossoms, which are always ready and waiting for us to discover and utilise their full potential. Why not give these herbs a try before taking such a chance?