Dherbs.com Bunny Rabbit (Kacip Fatimah, Labisa pumila) is the female version of Tongat Ali. The herb enhances and increases a woman’s libido, is a powerful female sexual stimulant; is given to women in labor to enhance their labor, strengthens the uterus in preparation of delivery (childbirth); post-partum tonic, useful for conditions of uterine atrophy and uterine prolapse; treats gonorrhea and other STDs, restores vitality (especially after childbirth), tones vaginal muscles, powerful and effective emmenagogue and helps to regulate and normalize the menstrual cycle, prevents abdominal cramping and water retention during menses, eliminates excessive gas (flatulence) in the body, especially during the menses; balances, builds, and harmonizes the female reproductive system to encourage healthy conception, enhances vaginal lubrication, supports healthy vaginal flora to prevent irritation and infections; tightens vaginal skin and walls; relives dysentery, alleviates fatigue, smoothes menopausal symptoms and promotes emotional well-being; firms and tones abdominal muscles.

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Uterine prolapse involves the dropping of the uterus from its normal position in the pelvis down into the vaginal area.

The uterus is designed to be held in place by what could be called a “hammock” of supportive tissue composed of muscles and ligaments. This structure is referred to as the “pelvic floor.” If the pelvic floor is compromised, the uterus is unable to maintain its intended position, and it descends into the vaginal canal. A number of problems can result when this occurs.

Factors that Lead to Uterine Prolapse

The most common factors involved in uterine prolapse are age and childbirth. The severity of uterine prolapse can vary from minimal cases that may never even be diagnosed, to serious cases that can make a woman’s life quite unmanageable. Options for treatment include support devices, special exercises, and even surgical procedures that are appropriate for some individuals.

Childbirth, especially difficult deliveries or multiple vaginal deliveries, are probably the biggest factors that lead to uterine prolapse.

Symptoms of Uterine Prolapse

Signs of uterine prolapse vary greatly from patient to patient. In minor instances of prolapse, a woman may not even know she has it, and is totally without symptoms. The more advanced the case is, the more symptoms that are present, and to a greater degree. Some potential symptoms include:

• Pain in the lower back, pelvis, groin, and/or lower abdomen.
• Sense of “pulling” or unusual “heaviness” in the pelvic region.
• Tissue visibly protruding from the vagina, sometimes irritated and sore, producing ulcers.
• Painful intercourse, along with urine leakage and difficulty experiencing orgasm.
• Vaginal discharge.
• Sense of “sitting on a ball”.
• The feeling that something is about to fall out of the vagina. Incontinence that worsens with effort, such as during heavy lifting, sneezing, laughing, or coughing.
• Inability to completely empty the bladder.
• Frequent Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs).
• Frequent urge to urinate with little production.
• Difficulty having bowel movements.
• Finding it necessary to push your fingers into the pelvic region in order to successfully have a bowel movement or empty your bladder

Healing Uterine Prolapse Naturally

Kacip Fatimah extract, Kegel exercises, and antigravity exercises are all helpful to heal from uterine prolapse.

Kacip Fatimah Extract

Kacip Fatimah is an invaluable female-specific herb. It is the female herbal equivalent to Tongkat Ali. It is a great post-partum/post-natal herb that is effective for womb healing. It is one of the best herbal uterine tonics known and available.

Additional uterine herbs that can be taken to heal uterine prolapse include red raspberry leaf, rehmannia, squawvine, blue cohosh, and beth (or birth) root. The above herbs can be mixed together (with Kacip Fatimah) and consumed throughout the day.

Kegel Exercises

Kegel exercises are highly recommended exercises for purposes of healing uterine prolapse or prolapse of the uterus.

A Kegel exercise, named after Dr. Arnold Kegel, consists of contracting and relaxing the muscles that form part of the pelvic floor (sometimes called the “Kegel muscles”).

The aim of Kegel exercises is to fortify muscle tone by strengthening the pubococcygeus muscles of the pelvic floor. Kegel is a popular prescribed exercise for pregnant women to prepare the pelvic floor for physiological stresses of the later stages of pregnancy and vaginal childbirth.

Kegel exercises are said to be good for treating vaginal prolapse and preventing uterine prolapse in women. Kegel exercises also may be beneficial in treating urinary incontinence in both men and women. Kegel exercises may also increase sexual gratification.

Factors such as pregnancy, childbirth, aging, being overweight, and abdominal surgery such as cesarean section, often result in the weakening of the pelvic muscles. This can be assessed by either digital examination of vaginal pressure or using a Kegel perineometer.

Dherbs.com Solutions

Recommended Dherbs.com products helpful in healing uterine prolapse are:

• Full Body Cleanse
• Total Female Cleanse
• 10 Days Electric Greens Combo Regimen
• Electric Greens Combo
• Female Hormonal
• Yoni Cleanser

Uterine prolapse is 100% healable. There’s nothing to worry about. Stay positive and trust the natural healing process.

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For purposes of clarification, pregnant women can consume the herb Kacip Fatimah only during the last week or two of pregnancy to help prepare for child birth (by strengthening the uterus and birth canal).

There are many other herbs that a pregnant woman shouldn’t take except for the last two weeks of pregnancy, as they can cause the uterus to contract and could thus expel the fetus causing spontaneous abortion. Such herbs include Blue Cohosh, Black Cohosh, Beth Root, etc. Oxytocic herbs are to be avoided for the first 38 or 39 weeks of pregnancy.

Because an oxytocic or parturient herb stimulates contraction of the uterus, a pregnant woman would not want this function for the first 38 or 39 weeks of her pregnancy, but she would want it for the last week or two of her pregnancy to help facilitate her delivery.

The 2-week period for purposes of consumption of oxytocic or parturient herbs before delivery is the exception to the rule with oxytocic and/or parturient herbs of which Kacip Fatimah falls under. So on the safe side, Dherbs.com recommends women to avoid these herbs (oxytocic and parturient herbs) during the first 38 or 39 weeks of pregnancy.

A woman can take other herbs not recommended for pregnancy if she takes them in very small dosages or amounts. For example, a woman would not take Goldenseal Root while pregnant, but during the first trimester when she is experiencing morning sickness, she could put a pinch of Goldenseal Root powder on her tongue to help alleviate the nausea, a symptom of morning sickness.

A woman also would not take or consume Beth (Birth) Root during pregnancy, but if she was spot bleeding during the pregnancy, especially in the first trimester (a possible sign of a miscarriage, but not necessarily), then to stop the bleeding or perhaps onset of a miscarriage, she could take Beth Root in small amounts (in addition with other styptic or anti-bleeding herbs, e.g. Cranesbill or Aum Root, Lady’s Mantle, Shepherd’s Purse, Goldenseal Root, Cayenne, etc.). Her body would focus these otherwise harmful herbs (while pregnant) on stopping the bleeding and whatever other functions were needed.

Oxytocic and parturient herbs include:

• Kacip Fatimah
• Blue Cohosh
• Black Cohosh
• Rue
• Pennyroyal
• Sqauwvine

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